Sentence examples for was sometimes joined from inspiring English sources

But an investigation by the Washington Post has called the veracity of the diaries into question, revealing that Foos was not the owner of the hotel for eight years in the 80s – a period during which Talese had claimed that Foos was sometimes joined by his wife in the attic.

In chevrotains and some deer, the adjacent ectocuneiform is sometimes joined with the naviculo-cuboid.

Martin and Norma had teamed up with their daughter, Eliza Carthy, and were sometimes joined on stage by Mike.

Nancy is sometimes joined on the sofa or at the table by a male dummy called Ron.

Roberts's reed is sometimes joined by Oldham on backing vocals, but just as important is the fluid instrumentation.

Live, he is sometimes joined by the Michigan Militia, a 12-strong band and choir dressed in scout uniforms.

Two or more span-type greenhouses are sometimes joined side by side so that they have fewer external walls, and heating costs are consequently less.

This is where thirty Foster architects work; they are sometimes joined by London-based colleagues, and by Ive and his team.

He lives in Chelsea with his wife, Marilyn Vasta, 60, a psychotherapist, and their bichon frisé, Lily; they are sometimes joined by their daughter, Emma, 19, who attends Wesleyan University.

They were sometimes joined by another friend, Samuel Daniel, known as Sandman because of the shuffling rhythms he made with his feet on a wooden board sprinkled with sand.

The five more conservative justices were sometimes joined by Justice Stephen G. Breyer, who is something of a moderate on environmental issues, having written on regulation, risk management and administrative law as a professor before joining the court.