Sentence examples for join societies from inspiring English sources

But once people join societies, they realise there is time for social activities and sports clubs.

"University's a good opportunity to learn more about yourself and to do new things, as well as to join societies and clubs.

The society has in the past fought off a number of attempts to force it to demutualise by so-called carpetbaggers, who join societies with a view to bagging a windfall on demutualisation.

"You want to go out, have fun, join societies and do everything everyone else does, but it's difficult, particularly if your condition affects the face, as that's what you're presenting to the world.

Join societies and go bungee jumping.

Join societies that sustain tolerance and human rights.

Society often thinks children with disabilities cannot join society, but with events like this they prove themselves capable of achieving many things".

Sal emphasizes, "well, like a lot of gents in their early 20s, I got seriously into Henry Miller, just as I was about to join society.

But in my second term I filled my spare time by joining societies and volunteering at a primary school.

But joining societies in your free time can be as productive as studying, if not more so.

I'd tell my younger self before coming to uni not to be wary of joining societies because of your race.