Sentence examples for really joining from inspiring English sources
"Everybody is really joining in this effort and having a lot of fun with it," Ms. Shillingburg said.
I'm not really joining in – as far as I'm concerned, we're playing baseball and I'm the only one doing it right.
My plan now was to cook the fish, put it and the broccoli rabe on the table and then cook the steak in six minutes before really joining the party.
Really?) Joining La Russa in the Game 2 doghouse is Pujols, who managed to compound the egregiousness of his error by ducking out on talking about it after the game.
Despite the mere formality of the meeting, and the improbability of Real Madrid really joining the NBA, it's an intriguing prospect; one that gives credence to the prospect of the NBA as a truly global league, a position that it's been inching towards for decades now.
Joining -- but not really joining, of course -- the "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" cast on tonight's show is Suzanne Somers, who engages in some bawdy conversation with the ladies.
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.
