Sentence examples for opening to join from inspiring English sources

The opening to join the station, KTVU, came when Ted Robinson left to join the Mets' radio and television teams earlier this month.

In the crowd on Monday, Lothar Binder, 72, a retired train driver, recalled walking across the bridge in the early morning after the checkpoint opened to join a huge party of Germans celebrating the moment on the Kurfürstendamm, in the west of the city.

Multiple hotels have opened to join the Standard, which straddles the High Line and whose rooms, fully visible from the park, are a favourite with exhibitionists.

Shkreli announced on Twitter that he was "open to joining the board of directors of 4chan".

But the door is always open to join at any time.

Massive sliding glass doors open to join an immaculate living area with the surrounding bush, while the promontory's beaches are some of the best in the country – rich sand running towards mountainous granite headlands.

Djokovic then won his 10th career Grand Slam with another victory over Federer at the U.S. Open to join Federer and Australian great Rod Laver as the only players during the Open Era to advance to the men's final in all four majors in the same year.

Rain delays have caused the United States Open men's final to be played on a Monday for the past four years, increasing calls for the Open to join the other three Grand Slam events in adding a roof on at least one showcase court.

But that will not keep him busy forever, leaving the way open to join.

The leader of the French far right-wing Front National (FN) party has said her "arms would be open to join up in a common plan to fight the European Union".

While Abbas has correctly taken the unilateral step of applying to 15 UN international conventions to pressure Israel, he has stated that he still remains committed to the negotiations but left the door open to join other UN agencies, including the International Criminal Court, should the talks fail, a move Israel fears the most.