Sentence examples for a member now from inspiring English sources

"I honestly don't want to be a member now, if it has got people like that in it," Mr Andreou says.

She's a member now, one of 20 chosen each year for their contribution to the cause and given lessons in ideology and behaviour: "We have to welcome everybody, to be polite but serious".

Kevin Horne, one of the 95 acquitted miners and a member now of the Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign, said he and other colleagues suffered a continuing injustice which required investigation.

The former MI6 operative, who took part in the fight against terrorism, said he was motivated by a regret that the "organisation of which I was once proud to be a member now supports policies including assassination, rendition, torture and detention without trial".

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He cited a video in which he said Alloush calls for cleansing Damascus of all Shiites and "Nusayris" — an old term for the country's Alawite minority, of which Assad is a member, now used as an insult.

A service member, now with a young child, returns from active duty and takes the same job she had before deployment.

"It raises questions about what it means to be a party member now.

As a staff member now, I find that I take these kids home with me.

The manager has given me confidence, so have the players and I feel I'm more of a team member now.

But Clemens is a core member now, perhaps the most important player to any Yankees team in any season since Ron Guidry went 25-3 in 1978.