Sentence examples for could I join from inspiring English sources

How else could I join the music business?" So far, projects on Kickstarter have included building a temporary wedding chapel in Manhattan, converting an old bus into a mobile Thai restaurant, sailing around the world and shooting photographs from all 50 states.

It's Andy McKelvey, saying he'd been on the road, it was his first day back in the office, could I join him for dinner that evening.

"I wish I could join them, and I wish these protests could get rid of all these regimes," said Mona Sibai, an Egyptian woman living in Beirut.

I half wished I could join, and I was pleased to see that a photograph I had taken — of Edwin Salem on a huge, rainy day south of Sloat — was up there.

When I got better, I asked if I could join, and she agreed that I could be a CHW.

"It's a bit surreal, Kevin Pietersen and Ian Bell stood there, I thought if I could join a few dots then I'd be happy," said Craddock.

Then Charlie [ Watts left Alexis Korner so I could join, and I got Charlie into the Stones.

He rattles off a list of sites I could join, places I need to post, and berates me for creating a personal website that includes neither the word "Tim" nor "Lewis" in the web address: "That's cute and stupid.

I wish I could join Soskin in her optimism that Yosemite will be forever.

He told me last week that there was a 9/11 Memorial Museum 5K run that I could join, and I signed up immediately.

"Yeah, and Channing Tatum is so fuckable, right?" That said, I wish I could join in these conversations freely.