Examples of 'volunteered to join' in a sentence

Meaning of "volunteered to join"

Volunteered to join" is a phrase used to describe a situation where someone willingly offers their services or assistance to become a part of a particular group, project, or organization. It implies that the person took the initiative to join without being coerced or obligated.

How to use "volunteered to join" in a sentence

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volunteered to join
They volunteered to join us on our mission south.
Many young men volunteered to join.
Volunteered to join this research project.
Their citizens willingly volunteered to join the fight.
Others volunteered to join the hunt in any capacity.
Plutarch specified that the son volunteered to join the expedition.
He volunteered to join it and was accepted.
Many of them nevertheless volunteered to join the task force.
He volunteered to join a medical emergency unit for rescuing and taking care of the wounded.
Six hundred tuna boat men volunteered to join their boats in the navy.
He volunteered to join the SS and was posted to the Das Reich.
Some determined young Americans have volunteered to join the fray anyway.
Some Jews volunteered to join the army to fight the Germans.
And Takua the Chronicler has volunteered to join me.
Iraqi men who volunteered to join the fight against a major.

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Napoleon Vilain and Clement Maudet soon volunteered to join him.
Thousands volunteered to join the Nazi army.
He lied to his wife that he 'd been conscripted and volunteered to join the army.
Thereafter he volunteered to join the Commandos.
Two aboriginal sites were randomly selected, and a third later volunteered to join the study.
Young Armenians volunteered to join the front line.
Five " associated cities " in the applicant for accession countries have volunteered to join the group.
Ingela Willfors volunteered to join the Subcommittee and was welcomed.
Remorseful and penitent, he asked for mercy and volunteered to join the Sangha at once.
Monks volunteered to join the Red Army.
Eurostat and the World Bank also volunteered to join the task force.
He volunteered to join the Polish Army.
Fortunately Kevin volunteered to join us.
He volunteered to join the Medical Corps.
He was an adult when he volunteered to join the Armed Forces.
My dad volunteered to join the British Army at the outbreak of World War II.
Julio De La Granja volunteered to join the group.
He volunteered to join the military 7 years later.
Therefore many men volunteered to join the Waffen-SS.
He volunteered to join the front during the Iran-Iraq War.
To escape the gulag, the few survivors volunteered to join the units of killers.
Women volunteered to join troops in a man 's disguise.
When he was placed in the Auschwitz transport, she volunteered to join the next train.
So I have volunteered to join the program.
Are not exactly welcome I had in mind, when volunteered to join us.
Instead, he volunteered to join the commission and was accepted.
Upon completion of his training, Carius volunteered to join the Panzer Corps.
He immediately volunteered to join a different platoon, which had been ordered to counter-attack.
After Giffen 's run in the series, the team volunteered to join the Suicide Squad.
Although he volunteered to join the Army, he was assessed as unfit to fight.
Upon Ungern 's arrival in Siberia, few local peasants and Cossacks volunteered to join him.
Of these, a large number volunteered to join the Indian National Army.
He volunteered to join the Hitler Youth ( ) together with his oldest brother Horst.
Here we go again. So I have volunteered to join the program.
Young-Ae volunteered to join a student work group, but she was deceived.

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Examples of using Volunteered
She has volunteered to speak to you today
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