Sentence examples for which she joins from inspiring English sources

Ms. Locklear knows that not every strategy from her old playbook will work on the new show, which she joins on Nov. 17.

The wispy brushstrokes make us look like a couple in a French Impressionist painting," Fanny says, expertly leading Gardner into a fantasy about Renoir's "Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette," which she joins.

FKA twigs takes a supporting role in the performance, though her appearance in whatever scenario she's in (a clay-smearing duet that ends with her taking a bath, for example, or a group finale in which she joins her cast of dancers beneath a chandelier of bare bulbs dangling from a gigantic black rose) are accompanied by much-excited jostling by spectators and marshalling by bodyguards.

Through an acquaintance, she found her way to the S.O.E., which she joined on June 8 , 1943

The UK show, which she joined three years ago, will return later this year.

Ms. Small comes to the S.E.C. from the White House counsel's office, which she joined in 2011.

Most of de Mille's other ballets were choreographed for New York City's Ballet Theatre, which she joined in 1940.

The instrument fit well with her first introduction to jazz: the conservatory's Dixieland band, which she joined.

At CUNY, which she joined in 2001, Professor Anyon taught in the doctoral program in urban education.

Bothered that the Ninety-Nines, which she joined in 1961, had no Long Island chapter, she started one.

Most recently she was vice president for global diversity and inclusion at Credit Suisse, which she joined in 2002.