Sentence examples for found to join from inspiring English sources

But he pledged $390 million to help the carriers revamp if another investor could be found to join in the rescue.

It was far easier, even the doubters found, to join the collective and share the dream than to remain alone, condemned to isolation and the threat of death".

Even though a majority of Democrats are opposed to further trade deals, under the right conditions, a sufficient number of them could probably be found to join with Republicans in approving the pact with Colombia.

The president of the Islamic Council of Victoria, Ghaith Krayem, told an anti-racism forum in Melbourne that the federal government's plans to allow the immigration minister to revoke the citizenship of dual nationals found to join or support terrorist groups "would make criminals of people based on suspicion and suspicion alone".

Surely 35 House GOP moderates can be found to join Democrats in avoiding a debt default.

The size of this feat can be understood if one remembers that Kentucky has won more national championships than any other university and regularly invites the best competition it can find to join in its holiday games.

Roberts assembled all the 40 men of the disorganized 2nd Battalion he could find to join in this counterattack, which got under way at 07 30.

In B cells, a yeast I-SceI endonuclease motif was inserted into the genome to become a fixed locus for DSB induction; subsequently the induced DSBs were found to preferentially join to regions of active chromatin [ 10, 19].

But the bird has now been found to have joined the winter osprey migration to west Africa.

Many cities had a ruling elite, which even the new rich found hard to join: Venice's patricians admitted no fresh blood from 1381 to 1646.

He even found time to join Sonic Youth for four years, while resisting an easy payday by turning down the opportunity to produce A-ha and the Rolling Stones.