Sentence examples for told to join from inspiring English sources

Sometimes we were shouted down – told to join the Tories or the SDP.

They played Hey Jude a few times; we were told to join in with the chorus and surround the stage.

When I arrived at the Trenton D.M.V., I was told to join Line 16 for foreign nationals seeking permits.

In one incident, an 80-year-old man was told to join in raping his own daughters and, when he refused, was himself raped.

In the coming weeks and months we will be forced to listen to further mantras of manipulation, as we are told to join together under a shared banner of Making America Great Again.

Often they are given bus tickets and told to join up with family members elsewhere in the country while they wait a couple of weeks for their appointment in immigration court.

"This is a woman who, every chance she got, told people to join her book club," Trump told reporters.

"After you told me to sell our house, told me to join you — I find this!" He studied the inscription with a contorted, inscrutable expression on his face.

First they told me to join them on the "broad highway of the spirit," then they told me "the road gets narrower".

His daughter had told him to join the Drama Society, so there he was.

They pointed their guns at him and told him to join the other men.