Sentence examples for Is to join in from inspiring English sources

I've learned a new way of managing the heat of New York, which is to join in wholeheartedly and embrace it, and wear a plastic dress, like I did last season for the show, in 110-degree heat in a crowded house in Bushwick.

"The easiest thing to do is to join in the general trashing of a decent man, and I'm not going to do that," Mr. Patten told lawmakers.

Asked to condemn Entwistle, Patten refused: "The easiest thing to do is to join in the general thrashing of a decent man and I'm not going to do that".

The trick is to join in and not take it to heart should you become the butt of the joke.

Among the services the Russians have provided Mr. Trump is to join in and amplify his regular attacks on Mr. Mueller.

As the end of "Lost" approaches — an extravaganza that will stretch from Sunday night into Monday morning on ABC — the natural urge is to join in the final frenzy of speculation.

Pausing for a few beats, I decided to join in, to which I was greeted with, "Good boy, Rick".

"I wanted to join in," he writes, "be a part of a growing student movement".

I decide to join in, too.

Of course I had to join in, for the sake of my career.

I was trying to join in, not to distinguish myself.