Sentence examples for means to join from inspiring English sources

And she evidently grasps what it means to join the HBO family.

That will not be easy.Early indications are that Mr García means to join Latin America's club of moderate left-leaning presidents, who fight poverty while pursuing responsible economic policies.

STILL, plenty of skeptics ask what it actually means to join a cause on Facebook, and they wonder whether it might be a replacement for a more significant commitment of time and money.

Now it is up to you to assume the important responsibilities of citizenship, which means to join the struggle to make this country as good and kind and just and welcoming as you imagined and hoped and perhaps prayed that it would be when you first embarked on your journey to become a citizen.

But contrary to the reactionary hype, the purchase is for the team and the company's technology and not as a means to join OpenStack, the open cloud organization that Nimbula participates in as a member.

Sandoval on what it means to join Babe Ruth, Reggie Jackson and Albert Pujols: "Man, I still can't believe it.

We are not meant to join in.

"We collect people who were meant to join the circus or go to sea," Mr. Brown said.

And City Ballet wanted one; Yoel Carreño, the half brother of American Ballet Theater's Jose Manuel Carreño, was meant to join in 2002 but experienced visa problems.

Of playing alongside his son, Beckham, who had earlier left the game, said: "I wasn't meant to join him but Sol came off," he said.

In an open letter to me, the organizers said the action was meant "to join a Boston-wide march protesting the corporatization of higher education as part of the global Occupy movement".