Sentence examples for joins from high-quality English sources.

• Prof Brian Cox joins Shaun for his weekly science chat.

• Mike Ticher joins Guardian Australia as site editor, Asia-Pacific timezone.

• Chris Larsen, the richest man in crypto, joins with a net worth of $4.6 billion.

• The 34-year-old joins a slate of freshman Republican women serving in the House.

• The Nyang Qu (Gyamda) River joins the river from the north at Zela (Tsela Dzong).

• Plus, our resident poet Murray Lachlan Young joins with another poem to wrap up the week.

• A canal joins the Danube to the Main River and thus to the Rhine River and North Sea (see Rhine River).

• Julie meets Nell Ní Chróinín in Cork and joins her for local song Na Cleaganna, with Jim Murray accompanying.

Use joins in a sentence.

• A cast of renowned musicians joins presenters Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh to play on three tracks.

• It was found that incorporating such features produced stronger joins than fasteners typically used in turbine engines.

• Memnos Costi joins a group of deaf people who are very passionate about one thing and one thing only - catching the biggest carp!

• Matt’s back out on the water and this time he joins the Harkers Boat Yard gig racing team as they row in a special race on the River Colne.

• The Netherlands joins Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Thailand, Bulgaria, and Ireland, which have all temporarily stopped use of AstraZeneca's vaccine.

• For many, political parties are the same, so no one joins them - and because no one joins them, they look ever more like bizarre cults.

• "Health and wellness interest is rising, new joins are growing while cancellations are subsiding, pricing architecture is unmatched and competition is folding."

• She joins the Michigan Republican's office after serving as the Republican communications director for the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.

joins sentence examples

• Monica joins a veteran beekeeper, harvesting some of the purest honey in the world, and forages for indigenous plants with which to wrap food in a traditional BBQ.

• Scottish Labour's spokesman on education, Iain Gray joins the BBC One Coronavirus Update programme to say he thinks teachers may be disappointed because there had been signals that priority professions may have been considered in the new JCVI guidelines.

• Rakuten Super Logistics, headquartered in Las Vegas, joins a growing group of companies that combine warehousing and fulfillment technology, like Chicago's ShipBob (valued at $195 million, according to Pitchbook) and the Seattle-based Flexe ($193 million).

• The elytra are connected to beetle’s shell on its underside, with stronger, stiffer joins where vital organs need protection, and more flexible joins elsewhere that, the team say, act a bit like springs, absorbing energy when forces are bearing down on the insect.