Sentence examples for an effort to join from inspiring English sources

It seems everyone has made an effort to join in the fun.

Rather, he recognised that tonight's speech didn't have to be an effort to join the Rhetorical Hall of Fame".

The Curtis clan therefore set out for the far east in an effort to join the exodus.

Several hundred workers outside the plant fought with the police in an effort to join the roughly 600 workers and 100 family members inside.

It's much more important to be able to put yourself out there and make more of an effort to join groups, attend socials, and initiate conversation, as you won't already have a group of friends.

Kansas City entered last night's game in Detroit with an 18-31 record, but the Royals had won four of their previous six in an effort to join the American League Central race.

Even for someone who likes to pitch, Scott Strickland made an extreme effort to join the Mets in Atlanta after the Expos traded him last Friday.

But while there have been cases of school pupils– including three girls from east London – travelling to Syria in an apparent effort to join Islamic State, to date no pupils from any of the schools involved in Birmingham are thought to have done the same.

But whenever a plane goes by overhead he makes a great effort to join it, sometimes getting three or four feet off the ground.

Oh, and there is one other matter: some form of wolverine, as large as a shire horse but rather less placid, has leaped onto the rear of the carriage and is making a concerted effort to join the party.

Just recently, after learning of a staff effort to join the NewsGuild union, Tronc, the parent company of the Los Angeles Times, distributed flyers among the staff that read "DON'T BE MISLED BY THE GUILD'S PROMISES".