Sentence examples for Join had from inspiring English sources

Humboldt read in a newspaper that the French expedition he'd hoped to join had set off after all, and was on its way to Australia.

Most of Asia's predominantly agrarian societies had been subordinated; and the scramble for Africa, which even Germany, a latecomer to imperial expansion, would join, had only just begun.

His lawyer, Bjorn E. Brunvand, argued that another man in the neo-Nazi group that Mr. Ditullio hoped to join had actually committed the crimes.

Martha Burk of the National Council of Women's Organisations, who has led the campaign for the club to admit women since 2002, said she was delighted at the news, but added that her invitation to join had yet to arrive.

Peter van Walsum, the representative of the Netherlands, told Mr. Helms that he had been taught in school that the collapse of the League of Nations, which the United States had refused to join, had led to World War II.

Those same fans were cheering again soon after, though, having heard that Liverpool, the club Rodgers departed from Swansea to join, had lost 3-0 to West Bromwich Albion.

"But people who join, have the DNA".

The decision on how we will join has been taken".

The terms for Barclays to join have not been fixed.

For the NYSE he joined had its own crises.

Most of those joining had no nautical experience at all.