Sentence examples for wondering to join from inspiring English sources

What would be worse, I find myself wondering, to join the frenzy of holiday shopping, or to at last confront the appointment with destiny Walker and I have conspired to avoid for years?

Stevie Wonder to join Daft Punk onstage at Grammy telecast.

Legend ended his set by asking Wonder to join him for "Ordinary People".

But maybe the impetus will come not from Ottawa but from the west: Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario are all wondering whether to join Alberta and British Columbia's pioneering effort.

He is either a candidate who could revive the long-moribund Democratic Party, or a passing wonder, soon to join the ranks of revered, but ultimately failed, presidential contenders like Adlai Stevenson.

But I'm wondering: Was I obliged to join the chorus of praise, just to be polite?

In a way, they're all anthropologists, watching the tribe, wondering where to jump, to join in.

Consider "I'm thinking of going to ____, I was wondering if you wanted to join me?

No wonder everyone wants to join us.

No wonder the opportunity to join an acclaimed band seemed like a magic bullet.

Given his reclusive ways, it's a wonder he agreed to join at all, and it's clear that he expects to regret it.