Sentence examples for thoughts of joining from inspiring English sources

In the Rose Bowl stands that day, on a bonding trip, were Patrick and Will, who would soon entertain thoughts of joining his brother in South Bend.

There one of Ms. Roberts's hosts tearfully vows that her son, who has thoughts of joining the Army, will not fight for a country that seems to have forgotten its black and its poor.

The pair had been forced to forgo any thoughts of joining in all the celebrations in the British sailing camp as they concentrated solely and absolutely on reaching the final in a position to win a medal of their own in the Star class.

Midfielder Tony Andreu says he is focused on playing for Hamilton Academical and not thoughts of joining former Accies player-manager Alex Neil at Norwich City.

You have thoughts of joining a bowling league.

Go your own way: With law degree in hand, Rogovin returned to Washington with thoughts of joining his father in private practice.

When Mr. Weisberg first thought of joining the C.I.A., the cold war was still going on.

But some women – and men – are put off and intimidated by the thought of joining a formal network, ashamed that their idea of success doesn't match up.

In any case, her story holds lessons for others who get starry-eyed at the thought of joining a dot-com company.

And I can't bear the thought of joining these other actors, trapped in a lower-rung limbo we'll never escape, and yet unable to quit.

The volume of Stevens propping up the window, the translation of Catullus serving as a coaster, the waterlogged Dickinson: these are features of any writer's environment, and the thought of joining them both inspires and blocks.