Sentence examples for case to join from inspiring English sources

Scherzer continues building his case to join them.

It's time for us all -but particularly women in this case - to join up the dots.

NEWARK — At 9 p.m. on a wet Saturday, mixed martial arts opened its case to join the mainstream.

The Big East received three No. 1 seeds in last year's N.C.A.A. tournament, and the Mountaineers are making a compelling case to join Syracuse as a No. 1 seed this year.

Like so many born-and-bred New Yorkers, Dion truly began to find himself only when he left the city -- in his case to join the legendary "Winter Dance Party Tour" that would end tragically when a small plane carrying Dion's fellow headliners, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper, crashed near Mason City, Iowa, on Feb. 3, 1959.

The result is a sea of milquetoast advertisements, with brands fastening their identities to anodyne, dream-journal abstractions like "community" and "craftsmanship," urging their fans and acolytes to "be more" or "dream bigger" or, in Pepsi's case, to "join the conversation".

That meant that Recer had the resources to hire David Lane, a Denver lawyer and a veteran of many death-penalty cases, to join the defense team.

At the dinner he gave at Élysée Palace for Mr. Bush on Saturday night, Mr. Chirac even went so far as to wave away a Puligny Montrachet and a Léoville Las Cases to join Mr. Bush in a beer.

He was surprised to see Einstein, a minute later, get off the elevator with a violin case, proceed to join the hotel stringed trio.

This admission control may be applied continuously in case prerequisites to join a TVD are changed.

Centers also provide unique extracurricular experiences that go beyond classroom offerings, like the chance to be a Fellow with Fuqua's Coach K Center on Leadership & Ethics COLEE) or Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship (CASE), or to join the Program for Entrepreneurs run by the Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation CEII).