Sentence examples for might join part from inspiring English sources
Charlie Boreman might join part of our trip too".
The peace deal raised hopes that the chronically violent but resource-rich southern Philippines might join the northern parts of the country in historic levels of economic growth and prosperity.
Some of them might join forces: just conceivably, parts might eventually be taken over by private rivals.Yet even then, the shake-up in German finance would not be complete, because it remains essentially domestic.
A few foreign players might join them along the way and become part of the family.
They might join Mr. Rubin or other high-ranking bank executives as part of a larger committee overseeing the bank.
Elias likes being part of a cause and says he might join politics one day.
The other captive dolphins Misty and Stormy might join all live at aquariums that wouldn't release them because they were part of established breeding groups.
But the half a million Palestininans in Syria who might join the exodus if the capital falls into chaos would be just one part of a greater humanitarian catastrophe.
The British Broadcasting Corporation reported Friday that Centrica, a British utility, might join Eléctricité de France in its bid for British Energy and help appease the government by keeping at least parts of the company in British hands.
