Sentence examples for members goes from inspiring English sources

However, "Whenever Congress gets angry, our funding from members goes up.

Trade associations such as ABTA organise bonding schemes guaranteeing your protection if one of its members goes bust.

The practice of political parties hiring gangs of young men and arming them with guns in order for them to exercise political pressure on community members goes back to the 1970s.

They hope that giving the Gypsies in Central Europe more opportunities and rights in their own countries will prevent unmanageable outflows to the west.The final category of enlargement-related issues that worry the EU's existing members goes to the very heart of the Union.

And you could aggregate the information of all the classes taught by one teacher, of an entire school or even district, with data covering a whole year.Dennis van Roekel, the president of the National Education Association (NEA), the largest labour union in America with 3.2m members, goes ballistic at this suggestion.

(Names are another convention that Animal Collective toys with: each of the band's members goes by an alias, and they have collaborated with one another, in groupings of different sizes, under various titles. In 2002, the musicians settled on the name Animal Collective, much to the relief of record-store sales staff everywhere).

It was like letting family members go.

Horrified, the group's members went underground.

A few members went even further.

Other members of the Brotherhood — or former members — went further.

Chief Duke has let 14 staff members go.