Sentence examples for always members from inspiring English sources

The Sovereign and the Prince of Wales are always members of the order.

In a sense they were always members of the "Mad Lad gang", larking together, or hurtling together down a back street as the Teds came after them.

Marketers like Mr. Isikaku -- who are almost always members of the famously entrepreneurial Igbo ethnicity -- are the reigning powers of the home video industry.

The result is that, although bounty hunters were once rare and always members of the immediate community, white males and even women are setting up businesses to secure the large sums Asian families are prepared to pay.

It seems not to occur to Starkey that it is always members of your own community who are most likely to be violent towards you, whether you are white, black or Asian.

In the early years they were almost always members of the clergy, called the "clericos de prima forma"; it was not until the reign of Edward III that they were referred to as Masters in Chancery.

"The rule is once a member always a member," Mr. O'Donnell said.

Christians were always suspect, members of a "secret society" whose members communicated with a private code and who shied away from the public sphere.

Are elections staggered so that there are always experienced members remaining after the election?

They have a clan organization, and marriage is always between members of two different clans.

The three essential participants in mimicry model, mimic, and receiver need not always be members of different species.