Sentence examples for was glad to join from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCollum said he was glad to join Mr. François and Mr. Gordy in "celebrating Detroit when you'd think it's contrarian thinking" to do so because Motown, Chrysler and "Motown: the Musical" are all about "the power of the American dream".

Saturday A couple of years ago, the canal boat owners who used the old boatyard in that part of Oxford known as Jericho asked me to help them resist the closure of the boatyard, and I was glad to join in the cause.

"I was glad to join Walmart employees today to support efforts to push back against practices by Walmart and other big corporations that make it hard for working families to make ends meet," she said in a statement about Tuesday's event.

Yudhoyono: I'd be glad to join, and we can meet before August... like in June.

By Flossie Jane Blumberg The New Yorker, July 6, 1929 P. 52 The policeman, after he has blown his whistle, is no doubt as ready for fun as you are, and would be glad to join in a few simple games that can easily be enjoyed during your traffic wait.

Other celebrities such as Olivia Wilde and Bono were glad to join in on the fun, further spreading the word of a serious problem.

Strickland said he was glad to be joining a contender and hoped he was in the Knicks' long-term plans.

Mr. Rumore said the union was glad to have the mediator join the argument.

Mr. McGreevey introduced that idea in March, and said today that he was "glad to see Mr. Schundler join our effort to provide tax relief to New Jersey seniors".

As the person who was in charge of cutting "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" and supervising the English-language dubbing and general remixing of the film before its initial release outside of Italy, I was glad to see that Elvis Mitchell did not join some of his brethren in suggesting that some kind of mutilation took place ["Sergio Leone's Jazz Western," May 25].

But Ginsburg, who had taught at Columbia University before joining the District of Columbia Circuit, was glad to debate and welcomed his comments.