Sentence examples for members already there from inspiring English sources
"They recognize, as the House members already there recognize, we have to have this debate, and we have to win this debate," Mr. Cotton said, recalling ambush training he had in the Army when soldiers were drilled to face an attack head-on.
"They recognize, as the House members already there recognize, we have to have this debate, and we have to win this debate," he said, recalling ambush training he had in the Army when soldiers were drilled to face an attack head-on.
This summer, the company announced it would hire 200 people to run a new operations center on top of the 1,500 staff members already there.
On Feb. 17, 2009, he approved sending an additional 17,000 U.S. troops, on top of the 36,000 U.S. troops and 32,000 NATO service members already there.
Even for a couple both aged 24 or more, the permit would not be automatic; cases would be decided individually.The Danes are also making it harder for foreigners to come to Denmark to join family members already there.
Still a dirty word Why French politicians fear the street Reprints Related items South African immigration: Want them, throw them outJun 6th 2002The government policy also places curbs on people seeking to live in Denmark in order to join family members already there.
Severo drove Edwin to his compound near the airport and introduced him to the 20 or so extended family members already working there.
Mr Kirby told BBC World TV that they had received testimony from people who had been born into the prison camps because their family members were already there.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker (R) on Monday scrapped plans to send National Guard assets to the border, while Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R), Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D) and North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D) said Tuesday that they would recall the National Guard members already sent there.
Some members of our 19-member sailing expedition were already there, peering into an orange coral bigger than an armchair.
But with 300 members already signed up, he says there's a "real buzz" about evidence.
