Sentence examples for thinking of joining from inspiring English sources

Another is thinking of joining the army.

China said other European countries such as Luxembourg and Switzerland are thinking of joining the queue.

(His mother, fearful that he was thinking of joining ISIS, had confiscated the original one).

By Feb., 1961, Britain was thinking of joining the Common Market.

India is also thinking of joining the movement to force open the skies over Iraq.

But if you are thinking of joining them in 2013, where should you start?

She was thinking of joining the military, maybe eventually becoming a paramedic.

On a visit home, he told his father that he was thinking of either joining the priesthood or attending law school.

Just as a battery is charged by the union of positive and negative forces, just as a child is conceived by the union of a male sperm and female ovum, just as a thought issues forth from the union of right and left brain, so does original thinking emerge from the practice of joining "us" and "them" into a "we".

He did not, as he said he was thinking of doing, join a foundation.

So I don't think experienced employees should stop thinking about tomorrow — I just think some of them should stop thinking about joining a fast-growth company.