Sentence examples similar to join in something from inspiring English sources
The applause for the remarks about women in Congress segued into one of the first of numerous USA! chants that would follow throughout the night, this time with numerous Democrats joining in, something of a disorienting spectacle.
Please join in; we'll need something to talk about.
Passersby ignored them in a push toward known destinations, fixed plans, the city's eight million souls seeming to conspire against her joining in something mysterious and urgent.
Likewise, as the Montclair audience watches a dancer levitate, the Beacon audience will see a live feed of that, so that both places are joined in something like a dialogue, Mr. Whitman said.
(Dunham, a child at the time of the scandal, was joined in something of a Twitter-wide celebration among other young women of the unknown but suddenly famous Dylan).
"The space industry takes peaks and troughs, and in some respects the six new astronauts joined in something of a trough, with the cancellation of the US Constellation programme and the retirement of the shuttles.
Similarly, if you scream at the parrot, he will simply believe that you're joining in, something wild flocks naturally do.
We had all come together as one to join in--and also quibble over -- something larger than ourselves, something confounding and inexplicable.
We all know that people are busy enough doing their own jobs, so asking them to join in on something that is beyond the normal might easily be seen as an imposition.
