Sentence examples for strives to join from inspiring English sources

As Iraq devolves into chaos, and North Korea strives to join the nuclear nations, the exhortations of "The Last Atomic Bomb" ring with an uncomfortable currency.

Many thousands of grateful Magyars, hopes Mr Orban, will claim them before the next general election.The law certainly touches a ticklish problem for Hungary as it strives to join the European Union.

The notion that a spring-heeled flyer can be "good for racing" resurfaced when Jim Lewis used that phrase to describe his late champion, Best Mate, who, along with Arkle, Golden Miller and Cottage Rake, is in the small club Kauto Star now strives to join.

The peloton are closing on them in ruthless fashion - and Thomas Voeckler is striving to join them.

Yemenis are currently striving to join the Arab spring and shed themselves of their ruler.

Manchester is striving to join the A-list of global megacities.

Mr. Wilner aside, though, the social drinkers do seem to outnumber those striving to join the kickball elite.

They were striving to join the 122 subway car cleaners who had gone on to permanent jobs with the authority, out of hundreds who began the program.

All the credible candidates agreed that Poland should continue its successful economic reforms, strive to join the European Union and maintain a Western-oriented foreign policy.

She suggests that his homosexuality and sense of being an outsider nourished a suspicion of the Establishment, even as he strove to join it.

It is 1905, and the ship's company of the Potemkin are electrified by news of a revolution; lower decks strive to join it, or rather replicate it.