Sentence examples for present to join from inspiring English sources

It is like being Elaine Stritch standing up in front of a packed house at the Cafe Carlyle and urging everyone present to join her in repeating the dreaded word "aging".

He invited all present to join him, however there were few takers.

They explain European reluctance to intervene quickly in Bosnia -- a deplorable reluctance, in hindsight -- and the present refusal to join arms with the United States against Iraq.

The statement said that he had traveled to Afghanistan in late January intending "to cover the plight of bomb victims, but an opportunity presented itself to join front-line action with the U.S. Army; an offer that the true photojournalist within him couldn't resist".

Fit and forward-looking, he was confused by an unexpected present: an invitation to join AARP, formerly the American Association of Retired Persons.

The idea subjacent to the present work is to join the advantages of the cationic nature of the dendrimer with the capacity of lipids to interact with biological membranes.

Due to an improvement of the road through Carson Canyon on the old Carson Route, most travelers ended up turning southeast from Johnson Pass over Luther Pass (present SR 89) to join the older route northeast of Carson Pass rather than following the cutoff along Lake Tahoe.

In closing, let me thank all of you present here today to join this big campaign to support ADEQUATELY-IODIZED SALT.

In 2010, as the country struggled out of an economic slump, the Tories under David Cameron presented an "invitation to join the government of Britain", full of highfalutin talk of empowering citizens.

AFTER a traditional healer had called on the spirits of the ancestors to join present members of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) in celebrating the movement's foundation in Bloemfontein 100 years ago on January 9th, it was the turn of the Reverend Jesse Jackson to call on his Christian god to bless the proceedings.

Natural resources vulnerable to looting or military capture present a tantalising incentive to join armed groups [47].