Sentence examples for really join from inspiring English sources

I can't really join you.

When all my friends were quoting off American comedies, I couldn't really join in.

I couldn't really join in the conversation because I was having an out-of-body experience.

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"The first is commencement, because you really join the profession and your family gets to call you doctor.

I couldn't really join in the festive atmosphere, and left the theatre preoccupied by the many disappointments of Christopher's parents, particularly his mother, but most people liked it.

Our lives are really joined together.

None of the trickle of passers-by really joined in.

Kurtz and Brown are really joined at the hip.

"No one's really joined up the lessons of the one with the other," he says.

First, it is "and", not "in"; we have never really joined Europe.