Sentence examples for the joint record from inspiring English sources
noun
The point where two components of a structure join, but are still able to rotate.
- This rod is free to swing at the joint with the platform.
Milanic's reign is the shortest of any permanent manager in Leeds's history, beating the joint record of Brian Clough and Jock Stein - who each lasted 44 days.
The All Blacks had won 16 successive Tests since their final game before last year's World Cup triumph - a 25-20 loss to Australia, also in Brisbane - and were looking to equal the joint record of their New Zealand predecessors from 1965-1969, and South Africa from 1997-1998.
Rico Gear holds the joint record for tries in a Super 12 or Super 14 season, with 15 tries in 2005.
Wanderers hold the joint record for most consecutive wins with Blackburn Rovers and A. F. Kinnaird holds the record for appearances in a Final with nine.
And Lee Westwood, another totemic player with bags of experience in this tournament and the joint record-holder for most successive Ryder Cup games without defeat.
Denver's participation in the match will see them equal the most Super Bowl appearances at eight, matching the joint-record held by the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Dallas Cowboys and the New England Patriots.
Miroslav Klose became the joint-record scorer in World Cup history as he rescued Germany a point from a breathless and dramatic game with Ghana at Estadio Castelao.
Among the various regions, the TMAZ on both the AS and RS of the joints recorded lower hardness.
In addition, the club holds the joint-record for Italian Super Cup wins with six, along with AC Milan, the most recent coming in 2013.
Its operations would consist of its 50percentt interest in the new joint record venture, plus some other business that include a stake in the music retailer HMV.
But the Clintons' joint record on that subject, while very troubling, is a relatively minor issue compared to those uppermost in voters' minds.
