Sentence examples for member meant from inspiring English sources

During a performance the scent worn by an audience member meant his throat tightened and he struggled for breath.

Next, it turned out it was dangerously underpowered – the extra weight from suddenly having to carry an extra crew member meant the plane would have struggled to carry its intended torpedo armament.

Being a member means you're connected, we've got members scattered from London to Shanghai.

Being a board member means more than making sure the halls are clean".

Unfortunately, Suzy's classification as a household staff member means she misses out on these entitlements.

"South Africa's legal obligations as an ICC member mean cooperating in Bashir's arrest, not in his travel plans".

We think that being a concerned friend or family member means trying to persuade people we love about a choice we think will affect their lives forever.

"Most people write about their experiences, what losing a service member means to them, but few write about what military widowhood is like.

Becoming a desirable social member means being well-adjusted.

Fluvial channels are narrow low-sinuosity sheets with comparable thickness (mean = 3.21 m, n = 196), but greater width than those of the Lower Member (mean width = 147 m, mean W T = 50).

It is hard to understand this when you are young, but preparing to be a good faculty member means preparing yourself to sustain a career for 30 to 35 years.