Sentence examples for quest to join a from inspiring English sources

Barb (Jeanne Tripplehorn) progresses on her quest to join a church where women are valued; Margene (Ginnifer Goodwin) considers working as a volunteer abroad; and Nicki (Chlo?evigny) fears that she will be left behind if the others go their separate ways.

But the enhanced reward is just the latest move in Serbia's long quest to join the European Union and end a painful chapter in its past.

In pulling out of the Democratic presidential race, Gen. Wesley Clark ended what was once a promising quest to join the long line of men who converted battlefield prominence into political victory.

Officially, the Bosnian Serbs gave up their quest to join Serbia, and Bosniaks gave up their dream of a unitary state.

Many of Turkey's still-too-influential generals see the Turkish-run bit of Cyprus as a strategic asset, while some Turkish politicians regard the island as a bargaining chip in Turkey's quest to join the EU.

Sometimes, particular nights went down so well that Aisle 16 developed them into touring shows – for example, Found in Translation, a piece about the group's quest to join the experimental French writing movement Oulipo.

If the membership negotiations go ahead, they will be a momentous step in Turkey's 42-year quest to join the E.U.

Administration officials insist that much of the discussion will dwell on the search for a Cyprus settlement as well as Turkey's quest to join the European Union.

He may feel compelled to make more sweeping changes than he had envisioned as the franchise, surging in its quest to join the Yankees in the city's consciousness, attempts to recover from a devastating blow.

Many see his fiery statements as a sign that he has not only abandoned the quest to join the European Union, but is aligning himself with Islamic rivals of the West.

The Seahawks made the playoffs and the Bills kept alive their improbable quest to join them.