Sentence examples for door to join from inspiring English sources

On the way out the door to join family and friends, Johnson said: "The atmosphere here is really strong.

The five women, aged 32 to 77, brim with tears as they sing, and passersby poke their heads through the tent door to join in.

The bishops will dress downstairs at the cathedral, and exit through the side door to join the procession, which will be arranged by rank.

With the guidance of Mr. Gold, the co-op president, who is also an interior designer, Mr. Muratovic installed a French door to join the old apartment to the new, put in a closet with a sliding door in the hall outside the bedroom shared by his daughters, now 8, 5 and 3, and painted the walls in subtle tones of stone gray and green.

I'd like to see another player come in through the door to join Mathieu Debuchy in the next week or so".

You can start building a healthier culture right now -- or you can pretend that Talent Retention is a serious business topic worthy of your time and watch in horror as your best employees stream out the door to join your competitors, who will treat them better than you've been able to do.

Leaving open the door to joining a third party himself someday, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg offered a robust endorsement to Senator Joseph I. Lieberman yesterday, lending the senator's struggling re-election bid the influence of a popular mayor with demonstrated appeal to both Democrats and Republicans.

As a teenager, Hawley was "one of the first people through the doors" to join the Crucible's youth theatre.

The pop star emerged from behind double doors to join the women in their performance -- and she and Sister Cristina even had a moment of adorable one-on-one dancing.

In the midst of the party, David, Thomas, and Josh arrive at his front door, asking to join the reconstructed band.

While Abbas has correctly taken the unilateral step of applying to 15 UN international conventions to pressure Israel, he has stated that he still remains committed to the negotiations but left the door open to join other UN agencies, including the International Criminal Court, should the talks fail, a move Israel fears the most.