Sentence examples for trying to join a from inspiring English sources

Harrison died trying to join a fraternity.

The concerns of those trying to join a union are justified.

The knife attack on a Liberal M.P. who was trying to join a protest at the Ministry of Defense?

The educational publisher is trying to join a handful of private companies offering college-level courses over the Internet.

"I decided there was little point in trying to join a club where even your friends don't want to admit you".

About a rap mogul trying to join a super-elite golf club, the film bills itself as "the street versus the elite" but plays more like bad hip-hop behavior versus bad dumb-white-people behavior.

"We are trying to join an elite group of schools," said Dr. Thottam, 55, the chairman of the mass communications department.

He sees too many people pursuing their own ideas rather than trying to join an early-stage startup where somebody else has a brilliant idea and [others] can help make it great.

You tried to join a union.

Joseph Cocker Leominster  I was challenged years ago to try to join a society that only recruited people with high IQs.

So you're a freshman at university in the States, should you try to join a fraternity?