Sentence examples for members a bit from inspiring English sources

I don't think it is going to be solved by giving some shadow cabinet members a bit more airtime.

"Perhaps by lifting religious voices, particularly from the mainline tradition, it might help to move the administration and the House members a bit, and also remind them that you cannot live on the minimum wage".

Andrew Mueller Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell host this new series, which aims to reunite separated family members, a bit like Surprise Surprise, but with a more earnest soundtrack and heightened sense of both drama and misery.

Those who prefer their vicarious family members a bit more animate can adopt a turkey ($15), a bison ($35), a wolf ($25), a lemur ($50 to $1,000), a "cold-stunned" sea turtle ($20), a whale ($35 plus $3 shipping and handling) or a bat (just $15, for which you get "an endearing letter from your bat").

Certainly some of the staff members seemed a bit underqualified.

Rachel, one of the choir members, has a bit of that pleading quality in her voice, but it suits her desperate ambition.

Even some of Mr. ElBaradei's staff members chafed a bit when he softened the edges of I.A.E.A. reports, especially on Iran.

While two-thirds of House Republicans wound up opposing the bill, Ms. Pelosi, as promised, delivered votes from half the Democratic members (actually a bit more).

When I was making TV I would go to some of the members' clubs a bit more than I do now and so it reminded me a bit of that.

So it was that when a third Senate office building, much grander than the other two, was started in the mid-1970's, House members did a bit of grumbling.

Four Black Sections members created a bit of history when we propelled them into the House of Commons four years after our demand for greater representation was first tabled at Labour conference in 1983.