Sentence examples for a move to join from inspiring English sources

The rock band Radiohead has made a move to join the world of social networking in China, The Associated Press reported.

Following an impressive Euro 2016, Pellè had been linked with a move to join the outgoing Italy manager Antonio Conte at Chelsea.

That should be a no brainer for the 23-year-old left-back: a move to join notoriously wing-back shy Tony Pulis at The Hawthorns.

Real Madrid have also been interested in Falcao though discussions about a move to join Villas-Boas' former mentor Jose Mourinho have been dragging on and Chelsea now appear to be favourites.

The forward, who scored 36 goals for the Bundesliga club last season, would consider a move to join up with Pep Guardiola at City despite interest from Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea.

Cole, who has almost 600 club appearances to his name as well as 107 England caps, has been linked with a move to join former England team-mate Steven Gerrard with the LA Galaxy in Major League Soccer.

In any case, Israel's allies, not just America, oppose a Palestinian move to join the court, arguing that joining it would upset peace negotiations.

Mr Farron said it was "not a good career move" to join the Lib Dems, and he has "no such ambition" to lead his party, but he wants to be "the next Simon Hughes".

And, having dismissed any suggestion that Malbon might be allowed a deadline day move to join his old Harriers boss Steve Burr at Chester, Thorn hopes that a loan move to below Conference Premier level can help him regain full match fitness.

On this basis many Asian men who applied to join their wives in the UK were refused entry on the basis that a man would not move to join his wife unless his main reason for moving was to migrate to the UK.

"I said in the past that I wanted to move to join a big team," he said.