Sentence examples for member to bring from inspiring English sources

The total station uses a laser beam, sent out to a prism on a pole held by a crew member, to bring the total station into precise vertical and horizontal alignment with the prism.

Mr. Irons, 53, was relaxing in his trailer on the set of the Showtime movie "Last Call," with his feet up (a longtime interview habit of his, if other reports are to be believed), smoking a cigarette he rolled himself (he had to ask a crew member to bring his tobacco and lighter, which he had left behind on the set), and sharing his thoughts on Fitzgerald's psyche.

If someone is not performing optimally in one area, the company's policy is to first take the time to look for that person's area of brilliance, and allow that to be a dominant factor in allowing that staff member to bring value to the business and those whom the business serves - even if it means shifting the employee into another project or department.

And if you can get each member to bring a snack, that's incentive to actually meet!

For prolonged periods of illness, your school might require you, a parent, a guardian, or a family member to bring a signed doctor's note stating that you are legitimately ill and needing more time to recover.

"On Wednesday TUC leaders will call on their members to bring Britain to a halt.

"We encourage members to bring their children to conference, and provide a creche for their use.

I absolutely respect the rights of private members to bring a bill before the parliament.

Ms. Bane is a leader of a movement among lay church members to bring about change in the Roman Catholic Church.

And he and President Obama need to twist the arms of Democratic committee members to bring the strongest possible bill to the Senate floor.

The agency will need a sustained infusion of money from Congress and talented staff members to bring complicated reforms to fruition.