Sentence examples for going to union from inspiring English sources

Before going to Union nearly four years ago, he was the dean at the Vanderbilt Divinity School.

Instead, she said, she had done things like meeting "with voters at a train station for several hours, going to union meetings and a rotary club, going door to door".

When I saw that part of my paycheck was going to "union dues," I hit the roof.

The beans are sold to various roasting companies, with the best beans going to Union Coffee Roasters of the United Kingdom, who produce a Fairtrade-certified brand and Community Coffee of the United States.

The reason I went to union was geographical.

Whitman goes to Union Square Hospital, and continues "visiting, talking, reading, fetching and helping".

He helped edit a magazine, newsletter and other communications that went to union members.

"The spotlight in Sydney was big before I went to union anyway," he says.

Union members have said that work like telephone technical support and laying new wires should go to union laborers.

You've already told them that you were feeling too sick to go to Union City to visit that tia who likes to squeeze your nuts.

I went to union halls, and to African-American churches in cities that probably had not ever seen a Republican.