Sentence examples for confident join from inspiring English sources

Be confident: join clubs and after school activities, everyday think about how beautiful/handsome you are, don't focus on your mistakes learn from them, set goals, help people, and eat healthy.

Be confident and join into conversations with her.

Lean, energetic, tall and confident, he joined American Ballet Theater as a soloist in autumn 2012.

From being "really confident" on joining, he has "been under virtually constant stress for the last three years".

The Tories have their first councillor on Manchester City Council (Faraz Bhatti, a former Liberal Democrat, defected in January), and Mr Adlard, who is running in the city-centre ward, is confident of joining him in May's local elections.

Mr. Mantegna said he was confident about joining the hit television series and didn't share any of the concerns expressed by Mr. Patinkin about the show's difficult and often violent subject matter.

Why?" Ronald Reagan, for one, seems substantially more confident since joining the forum in 2011, when he was perennially late for work and second guessing his consumption of any remotely sexual content.

With the help of its national WASH coalitions, networks and partners worldwide, I am confident that joining forces with UNICEF's extensive presence and formidable experience in these areas will make a big difference in saving lives".

"And eventually, I am confident, they'll join us in changing the direction in Iraq".

Its chief executive, Simon Fox, even felt confident enough to join the board.

I wish him all the best, and I am confident he will join us in supporting Derek Smith this fall".