Sentence examples for member rise from inspiring English sources

The ministers are struggling to fend off a return to full-blown crisis mode in the euro zone as the ramifications of the Cypriot bailout become clearer and as other concerns, including the perilous state of the economy of Slovenia, another euro member, rise up the agenda.

As the legislators spoke, an audience member rose in exasperation.

Only one member rose to oppose the measure: Representative Barbara Lee, Democrat of Oakland.

Samad had been an active member, rising to the position of lance corporal.

In 1956, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, a club member, rose to address a meeting of Augusta National's board of governors.

The real drama was offstage at Monday night's rehearsal reading of "Much Ado About Nothing" at the Classic Stage Company, after an audience member rose and wandered toward the actors' dressing rooms while the performers were working on the piece.

Trigon's medical costs per member rose only 9.5% in 2001, compared with Aetna's 17% and an industry average of 10.5%.

Yet during that same period the average net worth of a Forbes 400 member rose a compound annual 19%, from $752 million to $3 billion.

According to the member, Rising Tide Toronto frequently supports other groups by holding solidarity actions or taking part in coalition actions, such as the Dam Line 9 action.

The authority has started collecting figures for Northern Ireland and when these are included too, the total numbers of credit unions and members rise to 595 and 1.6 million.

As he peels away the layers of the first song — and of himself — the other cast members rise from the chairs and sofas where they've been lounging and take their places behind him, singing backup and playing instruments.