Sentence examples for pursuing to join from inspiring English sources

Juan Espinoza, the youngest of 12 siblings, left Guadalajara and the biology degree he was pursuing to join his sister in St . Louisin the 1980s.

Women's Wear Daily has reported that Copping is being pursued to join American fashion house Oscar de la Renta.

As Bryant told reporters he had no patience to wait for the Lakers to retool, Johnson said on Twitter the team made a big mistake in not pursuing Phil Jackson to join the front office.

It was after Toba saw Hirata's work as chief animator of Strike Witches (2008), however, that he pursued Hirata to join the Angel Beats! staff; Maeda also gave his seal of approval for Hirata.

Mr Gul told The Economist that Turkey would pursue the reforms to join even if most of the chapters remained closed, and added that it was possible Turks might end up rejecting membership anyway.

The University of Miami, which vigorously pursued a bid to join the Atlantic Coast Conference and finally received a formal invitation on Wednesday, is now considering a proposal to remain with the Big East.

"We're thrilled about helping to pursue this opportunity, and to join Target at this unprecedented time in retail".

I.B.M. is signing up the government's Oak Ridge National Laboratory to join in pursuing the next step in the company's Blue Gene supercomputing project.

"By employing emotionally overwrought rhetoric that places Americans contributing to these groups on the same level as evil criminals, you rashly condemn many citizens who are simply pursuing their First Amendment right to join the debate.' Mr. McCain responded that Mr. DeLay seemed nervous about the possibility that a campaign finance measure just might pass.

Such is the crowd the U.S. now seeks not to beat, but to join, in pursuing a seat for itself among the total of 47 slots on the Human Rights Council.

So much so, that it is not uncommon for those in medical training to forgo pursuing personal academic interests only to join other research teams that are known for getting their work published in high-impact medical journals.