Sentence examples for member it would be from inspiring English sources

As a close family member, it would be O.K. to discuss a tattoo cover-up or a trim privately and constructively.

A: If anyone were to be my favorite cast member it would be Ivonne, but I love all my cast mates equally.

This left the United States in a position where, if NATO were called on to defend a member, it would be the prime mover, as it had been since the alliance's founding.

In conclusion, allow me to emphasize that if your nation wants to join the ranks of the civilized (read: European Union, with Israel as a kind of honorary member), it would be incumbent upon you to observe the rules of engagement in future Davos fora.

You are going to need to go to Port Sarim, pay the far (if you are a member, it would be useful to have Karamja Gloves 1, 2, or 3) and head west past dungeon until you reach the gate.

That is no longer an absolute majority of 150 members; it would be technically a minority government.

She said that even if she won among members, it would be impossible to lead the country without the backing of her own MPs.

Senator Eric T. Schneiderman, a Democrat who led a committee that recommended Mr. Monserrate's expulsion, said in an interview that while the Senate can expel members, it would be hard pressed to justify not seating them after an election.

If she continued with the previous business model and partnered with family members, it would be difficult to have independent careers.

Given how much selfless support the WGA got during the strike from post-current members, it would be nice to see that second-class citizenship eliminated and, like pretty much every other union, have members be members.

"There is a strong sense among members it would be best for the speaker to step down and for this body to elect a new speaker," Assembly member Patricia Fahy, D-Albany, said Tuesday.