Sentence examples for goes to join from inspiring English sources
Out on the street, Skippy hears the music, revives, and goes to join the party.
The basis for this legislation is an assumption that anyone who goes to join an extremist group active against Bashar al-Assad or the Iraqi government is by definition a domestic terrorist in waiting.
Later, when a twelve-year-old, Esmeralda, is raped and thrown off a roof, her image "miraculously" appears on a nearby "billboard floating in the gloom," and Edgar goes to join the crowds that gather and stare at what is actually nothing more than an ad for Minute Maid orange juice.
There are funny moments, especially when a solitary Gille emerges from, say, a portable toilet and goes to join his group; on these as on all occasions, he is followed by a solemn tambour, for no Gille goes anywhere without his drummer.
I'm not going to join them.
Then I went to join the Burton Group.
He had gone to join the militants.
I'm going to join the circus.
He went to join the rehearsal.
I went to join my stepmother.
