Sentence examples for this one join from inspiring English sources

The public knows it best as an instrumental suite, but recordings and occasional performances like this one join the music to C. F. Ramuz's narrative (here freely interpreted) about a soldier making his way home from duty and fighting an ultimately losing battle with the devil.

Then my newly youthful wife (her skin plumped and smoothed, her décolletage and facial contours reshaped, and her smile moony...I put money in the bank on this one) joins me for a Provençal buffet lunch at the Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat restaurant; then mojitos beneath majestic Murano chandeliers in Le Bar, and too soon it is time to leave.

When I make a mistake over the name of a co-founder (easy to do, there are four of them and this one joined ages after it actually started), Silbermann fails to pick up on it.

How can one join a parade clandestinely?

But would you let one join your body?

The wire has one join, in the arm base, where the thin cartridge wires are melded with sturdier phono leads.

A sequence of permutation tests were used when comparing pairs of models differing by one join point.

In this world one joins a fascist movement to alleviate boredom, for a lark, or to ingratiate oneself with a potential lover.

But the two books are of a piece, and the same team behind the first movie — Ron Howard and Akiva Goldsman — made the new one (joined this time by the screenwriter David Koepp).

Part of this is fear by Europe that U.S. companies will dominate the future, but this fear should be one joined by a range of industries and individuals in the U.S. as well -- a fear that a handful of companies end up dominating the whole economy at the expense of all consumers.

Joining processes based on plastic deformation of at least one joining partner promise great potential regarding the production of multi material joints.