Sentence examples for prospect to join from inspiring English sources

One is a 31-year-old who continues to be plagued by injury (his latest is a thigh strain), the other a 19-year-old who is the most exciting prospect to join since an 18-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo in 2003.

The app then suggests a potential prospect to join you and you decide if you'd like to spend your time with them.

Radford added: "Paul has a wealth of knowledge of non-league football and has lined up some exciting prospects to join our squad.

Some prospects have a chance to join that core, but others we'll end up trading.

With David Wright, a prime Mets prospect, threatening to join the team in the next month, Wigginton has become expendable, and the club has tried to trade him in packages for a starting pitcher.

But re-signing Hernandez, who turns 27 in April, allows them to keep their franchise player, with several top prospects likely to join him in the rotation soon.

The 24-year old NFL draft prospect is expected to join a team in May - making him the first gay player to compete in any of the four major US professional sports league.

But optimists beware: the surge since 7 May resembles that after defeat in May five years ago, when following a decade of continuous decline a new wave of supporters was inspired by the prospect of opposition to join Ed Miliband's party (and vote for him as Brown's successor).

Radford, who has taken over from Peter Gentle after the Australian was sacked following an emphatic play-off defeat at Huddersfield, said: "Tom looked very comfortable and competent playing in rugby union, but it was his enthusiasm about the prospect of leaving that to join Hull FC and the challenge in store that excited me.

In the event that a prospect doesn't want to join you, no big deal.

To join, prospects must be nominated by two other members to the club's board of trustees.