Sentence examples for to join something from inspiring English sources
"Your job as a candidate is to inspire people to join something greater than ourselves.
"I wanted to join something like this, not start it," he said.
"People want to join something to make an impact," said an NTC official.
As Michael Weiss, a spokesman for the society, said, "The Kurds don't want to join something that will lose".
But when Doyon asked for help with Operation Peace Camp, Covelli e-mailed back immediately: "I've been waiting to join something like that my entire life".
"It's very humbling … to join something bigger than yourself," said Pumiglia, who is heading to medical school at the University of Michigan in July, with plans to be an Army physician.
"I'm looking forward to joining something special down here.
Mr. Jepsen said he appreciated the fact that young Hungarians were "eager to learn and join something international".
"When you get pregnant and go to maternity services, you join something.
Recalling that Velde was one of the four named by the Tribune on the previous day as critics of the Judge, I found it hard to understand how he could join something he was already in.
Sure, join something if you are going to participate, but don't join just to join.
