Sentence examples for join society from inspiring English sources
Society often thinks children with disabilities cannot join society, but with events like this they prove themselves capable of achieving many things".
The first component is the Web site, where videos explain that vampires have developed a synthetic blood product that can make them stop feeding on humans and join society.
Mr. Pressler will join society artists and guests for a program that includes Mozart's Piano Quartet in E (K. 493) and Schubert's "Trout" Quintet, as well as Dvorak's attractive Terzetto for Two Violins and Viola.
To be a successful outsider requires the kind of dogged individualism that Huck has in spades, as beautifully illustrated in a scene towards the end of the book when he laments all the habits and customs he might have to discard – recreational cursing chief among them – if he is to join society under the protection of Widow Douglas.
That's to say that, unlike Goethe's Wilhelm Meister or Young Werther, and more like Huckleberry Finn (another rural road movie), the things that are learned in adolescent extremis do not equip one to join society on equal terms; they prompt one to reject it utterly.
But the most important promotion for Campfire this summer will be the one for "True Blood". The first component is the Web site, where videos explain that vampires have developed a synthetic blood product that can make them stop feeding on humans and join society.
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.
I would join societies devoted in some way to these plants, visit arboretums, write letters and consume every scrap of information I could unearth.
Join societies and go bungee jumping.
