Sentence examples for is on track to join from inspiring English sources

He is on track to join the major league club by 2014.

WASHINGTON -- Montana is on track to join 28 states and the District of Columbia by expanding Medicaid to cover more low-income people.

Yet most new member states from the recent enlargement are in a border-free EU already and are on track to join the euro (as Cyprus and Malta did earlier this year).

Alas, Hurd appears to be on track to join Silicon Valley's billionaire boys club.

Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard professor who won a Senate seat in November, is officially on track to join the Senate Banking Committee, after the Democratic Steering Committee approved her assignment on Wednesday.

But he said he remained on track to join the team at the start of spring training.

Early in life, Mr. Breivik, far from being a radical, appeared to be on a track to join Norway's political establishment.

If only she'd been on a track to join that milieu, as opposed to, say, the Army, where she was stranded with people she saw as "a bunch of hyper-masculine trigger happy ignorant rednecks," things would have turned out so much better — at least for Manning.

ESTONIANS may have a thriving economy and be on the fast track to join the European Union, but in one sense, at least they are among the saddest people in Europe.

When Sandberg joined Facebook, the site had a crazy market valuation of $15 billion (thanks to a $240 million investment by Microsoft) but was on track to lose perhaps $150 million on $350 million in revenue.

We're on track to do that".