Joint used in a sentence

Joint in a sentence as a noun

You know... a joint account... like I'm sure a vast majority of married people have.

It can be a good job, but if you want to make about the same money and be happier, you could actually just go run a fast food joint.

* Initiate or sustain joint efforts with people on other projects, so they don't stagnate every time developers get distracted by other commitments.

Joint in a sentence as a verb

Just last week, Elon argued against a different legal monopoly, for national security launch services by the Boeing-Lockheed joint venture.

As a creator, as an business person and a hacker I would happily see facebook replaced by a company or an entity that gave us 80% of the functionality with our joint privacy in tact.

In the case of a single AE-, BE- amputation or a single upper limb dysmelia, the minimal impairment is met if all fingers and the thumb of one hand is missing through the MCP joint or other impairments who are equivalents, without a functional grip.

Joint in a sentence as an adjective

People from the guys that work in mines to gather materials to make your computer internals, to guys that transport gas and **** switches at energy plants so that you can have electricity, to the guy that flips your burgers when you go to the fast food joint across the street, to the guy that cleans your offices.

But a core OEM deal involving the licensing of IP that is at the core of your company obviously warrants significant lawyer review, especially if it involves joint development efforts, sweeping indemnification clauses that might trigger major liabilities, or other complications that require sophisticated handling of IP and other rights.