Sentence examples for life to join from inspiring English sources
And I will invite those who cherish the too-rare occasions for wonder in everyday life to join me.
It's the story of a Parisian TV producer who chucks in his bourgeois life to join the circus – or, rather, a gang of American burlesque performers.
In "Profile of an Afrikaner," written in 1965, Hilda Bernstein tells the story of Abram Fischer, who was born into a wealthy and powerful Afrikaner family, but grew up to forsake an easy life to join the fight against apartheid.
(The middle third, roughly, shifts to the perspective of Fitz's wife, Joanie). After mild initial reluctance, Fitz and Joanie, young parents to a teenage son named Corey, eagerly cast off the burdens of conventional life to join Leary's coterie.
The note refers to him as "a Tory moderniser as early as 2002, said the party needed 'to get a life, to join the 21st century, to be representative of British society today, to change who we are so we can reform Britain'".
It was a beautiful moment, borne in memory, her head turned away to the transfiguring past, the grandmother with a gift for storytelling, something way back then, and he wanted to follow the smile into her life, to join her spell of recollection, a minute or an hour, in flawless time.
Hendra is overwhelmed by Father Joe's gentle prodding and by the timelessness of the monastic day, and so begins the great tension in his life — whether to join the abbey or remain in the larger world, a world that eventually includes life on the fringes of the Monty Python crowd.
He could persuade the most impressive conservative in American public life, Clarence Thomas, to join the ticket.
She suggested that using websites like Mumsnet could help attract women with "valuable life experience" to join the agencies.
The fridge in his anonymous flat is stocked with miniature liquor bottles, and his one goal in life is to join the exclusive club of travellers who have accumulated 10m frequent-flyer miles.
Letters were opened across America and around the globe, inviting students from different backgrounds and life experiences to join and contribute to one of Harvard's most enriching and diverse classes to date.
