Sentence examples for can only join from inspiring English sources

Musimy gonić teraz.What he seems to be saying is that Poland can only join the euro when its economy is growing more slowly than euroland's.

Most intriguingly, unlike the new websites, where anyone can sign up and log on, potential Servas members can only join after having a face-to-face interview.

If these two can't establish what was going on in the Met, the rest of the alleged victims – and the public – can only join the chorus of speculation.

But you can only join (£2 for membership and £5 to open a savings account) if you live or work in Southwark, Lambeth or Westminster in London.

As a parent who has been through the international adoption process, I can only join the thousands of prospective Russian adoptive parents in hoping that Mr. Mukhin is right.

We can only join in his hope that this sweeping, and almost shocking, gesture leads the rest of the country to reconsider whether America wants to continue to be in the business of state-sanctioned death.

You can currently only join by invitation, but membership will soon be available to anyone.

The software is advertised for sale in underground hacking forums, most of which can only be joined if vouched for by an existing member.

Soon all U.S. colleges and then those around the world will be able to create groups for dorms, classes, and clubs that can only be joined by people with that school's ".edu" email address.

For those unfamiliar, the G-20 is a special gang that can only be joined by the world's top twenty economies: the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Russia, China, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Germany, France, Brazil, South Africa, Turkey, Europe, Eurasia, Oceania, Freedonia, Gringots, Apple and Donald Trump.

Clusters can only be joined together in the final solution by document pairs that are clustered together in 7 of the 10 preliminary solutions.