Sentence examples for member referring from inspiring English sources

"It's annoying to us," said Prince Talal, a council member, referring to the ruling family's reputation for profligacy.

"We support the Free Syrian Army," said Kawa Azeri, a Kurdish exile in Iraq and an opposition member, referring to the main armed opposition group.

"I'm sure it's going to be a tough one," said Sister Mary Rose McGeady, president of Covenant House and a board member, referring to the Kavanagh case.

In a speech earlier this month, Erdoğan railed against the E.U. for not making Turkey a member, referring to it as a "crusader alliance".

"The significance is that this was the last street that Dr. King ever marched on," said Edmund Ford Jr., a City Council member, referring to the stretch of Linden Avenue that was renamed Dr. M.L. King Avenue.

"They will be digging basements and there they will find the bones of our ancestors," said Elizabeth Thunder Bird Haile, a tribe member, referring to building at Parish Ponds.

No Democratic staff member referred to the Republicans as "the Blue Ridge Mountain boys within my hearing".

One psychology department member referred to the classes as "cheap academic credit".

One Goldman staff member referred to the firm's client roster as "living, breathing lists for Goldman to monetize".

In Hartford, it is not so much textually elongated as overstuffed with what one audience member referred to as pageantry.

A 1982 print by E. Okechukwu Odita, a Zaria Art Society member, refers to the civil war, but with a note of hope.