Sentence examples for join conferences from inspiring English sources

Re "Colleges Run to (Pay daylight," Sept. 20" Universities rushing to join conferences that will pay the most money underscores that Division I football and basketball are in reality professional minor leagues.

People join conferences for a variety of reasons: Some join to be inspired while others join to learn, network, play, promote, raise funds, or simply have fun.

They earn higher salaries and would be afforded more opportunities to join conferences and receive in-job training.

Some will join conference calls with local church leaders to explain that they threw their support to Mr. Santorum, a former senator from Pennsylvania, because they believed he could beat Mr. Romney in the primaries and President Obama in November.

Tamworth have also allowed experienced defender Wayne Thomas to join Conference North side Worcester City, on a short-term deal until the end of the season.

Meanwhile, Blues have allowed young right-back Ryan Higgins to join Conference North side Leamington on a month's loan up to and including 25 January.

In June 2008, he moved down a division to join Conference Premier side Wrexham.

He was offered a new contract by Telford after the end of the season, but he opted to join Conference Premier team York City on 22 May 2009.

Shortly after, in January 2007, he mutually agreed to cancel his contract with Lincoln, enabling him to join Conference North side Stalybridge Celtic.

The difference is that the other teams have joined conferences that pool the money from all bowl representatives, then share it among members.

Better to be late joining conference calls than to produce work that is riddled with errors.