Sentence examples for committee grew from inspiring English sources

Robert Geckle, chairman of the master plan committee, grew up in Fairfield Hills.

At one point, Democratic senators on the committee grew so fed up with "the chairman" -- as McCarthy is called throughout the transcripts -- that they boycotted the hearings for six months until they got their own counsel, Robert F. Kennedy.

Created after Sterling's aborted attempt to relocate the franchise from San Diego to Los Angeles, the committee grew concerned about late payments by the Clippers to players, hotels, program printers and others.

First, the online giants and investment banks that usually get blasted for bad behaviour by newspapers and select committees grew up in this new world of business.

Mr. Thompson said that the notion of adding outsiders to board committees grew out of the board's recent experiences, most notably with the task force on teaching and learning in cyberspace.

As the committee approach grew increasingly counterproductive, Mr. Burris decided he needed to make a change.

Congress passed the Automobile Dealers' Day in Court Act in 1956, providing some recourse for dealers with complaints against manufacturers, but the scope of the committee hearings grew to encompass deceptive dealer practices.

Wyoming House Speaker Tom Lubnau (R-Gillette), the investigative committee's chairman, sent a letter to Superintendent of Public Instruction Cindy Hill (R) Friday saying that the committee has grown "weary of your transparent attempts to frustrate" the panel, including her large-scale document drop in response to subpoenas from the committee.

But that unity crumbled Tuesday before the House committee, mirroring growing private frustration with being linked to BP.

And the special committee is growing worried that the buyout offer will fail to win enough support.

Membership also became an important status symbol, and the committee has grown to more than 100 executives.