Sentence examples for members hailing from from inspiring English sources

Its members, hailing from swing districts, are inherently vulnerable.

Especially for NATO members hailing from Central Europe, sharing privileged technology or command authority with Russia is tantamount to letting the fox in the hen-house.

Moreover, the Governing Council is hardly representative, since it has no members hailing from the large swathe of country along the Tigris valley north of Baghdad, the Sunni powerbase of Saddam Hussein.

Indeed, one of the earliest things I discovered from interrogating Qaeda members in Afghanistan and Yemen as well as Guantánamo was the group's internal divisions; the most severe is the rivalry between the Egyptians and members hailing from the Arabian Peninsula.

Campus says it now has more than 22,000 members (hailing from more than 60 countries) and has hosted more than 1,100 events and 1,000 mentoring sessions in the past 12 months, for more than 70,000 visitors.

WeWork also operates a paid program to help startups called WeWork Labs, owns the Meetup events network and provides an app to connect its 300,000-plus members hailing from many more business types than just tech.

Many of its members hail from Russia's provinces.

Bank of America's two most influential members hail from North Carolina.

Its headquarters are in Cambridge, Mass., and its members hail from around the world.

This year's members hail from Brazil, Ghana, Japan, India, Italy, Kenya, Mexico, the Netherlands, Pakistan, the Philippines, Spain, Turkey and the UK and US.

This year's new hall members hail from the era before punk and hip-hop.