Sentence examples for born members from inspiring English sources

Under sponsorship of the Archives and the NASA-Marshall Retinterviewciation, the interview series was restarted in 2006 to obtain comparable oral-history interviews with more than fifty US born members of the rocket team from the 1960s.

Soho House, the London born members club, recently opened it's second North America location at 9200 Sunset Blvd, a location that represents the intersection of where anything-goes West Hollywood meets the refinement of Beverly Hills.

In this piece we get some advice from Tendai Jambga, a Zimbabwean born member of the Spark* International team.

One of the first true rugby stars to come from the Rhondda was Willie Llewellyn, who not only gained 20 caps for Wales scoring 48 points, but was also the first Rhondda born member of the British Lions.

This is true both for childhood tumours and, among the earlier born cohort members, for malignancies occurring during adult life.

In addition, the children born to members of this in utero deprived cohort were also SGA, indicating a passage of this predilection through generations (Painter et al. 2008).

The cohort analyses consider cancer incidence occurring between 1971 and 2006 at any age with the earliest born cohort members approaching age 57 at the close of the study in 2006.

He also got a kick out of meeting some of the more well-born members on the charity scene.

One crew is composed mainly of Sicilian-born members, known as Zips, Sicilian slang for rural residents and farmers.

The three men were described by the authorities as Syrian-born members of a Qaeda cell active since 1994.

After her unusual arrival in France, her upbringing and rise through the system were largely indistinguishable from that of many native-born members of the French administration.