Sentence examples for members close to from inspiring English sources

"There are others who are not ideologues," he said, referring to senior Isis members close to Baghdadi.

Muirfield is in danger of losing its Open status with members close to blocking the admission of women.

They assume that the German government's signal in February, that euro members close to default would be bailed out by their peers, remained valid.

Back in February, as bond markets were punishing Ireland, another euro-area country with budget problems, Berlin signaled that euro members close to default would be bailed out.

Union protesters had their own causes for complaint, however, with the Michigan branch of the AFL-CIO posting a video to YouTube which they claimed showed police pepper-spraying union members close to the capitol.

Some cabinet members close to Brown back the proposals, but believe the government may have cold feet, deferring a decision until after the election in the same way that politically difficult decisions on the future funding of higher education have been delayed until a post-election review.

Most business owners, however, begin their search for advisory board members closer to home.

In a sense, such notions seem to bring audience members closer to Stockhausen's work rather than alienating them.

Performing would be only part of a menu of teaching, master classes and projects that bring audience members closer to performers.

Taylor Hamilton, who designed artwork for "Fourteen Flights," Ryan Campbell's thriller about a doomed airplane, said he played with colors to try to draw would-be audience members closer to the characters' moods.

It took a few modest steps to reassure the new members closest to Russia that NATO stood by its obligation under Article 5: an attack on one is an attack on all.