Sentence examples for members hung from inspiring English sources
Even after the organized discussions, he said, audience members hung around to continue the conversation.
For example, Mr. Massino closed all the family's social clubs, saying that if crime family members hung out in these storefront establishments, they made the Federal Bureau of Investigation's job easy, because one agent conducting surveillance outside could see everyone come and go.
A flat in London's Highgate area, where Pink Floyd's original members hung out in the '60s, is up for sale at about $1.92 million.
Baez said the park is generally a little bit safer compared to past years, when many more gang members hung out there.
The police were able to find the perp online when they saw aliases tagged on the wall of an arcade where suspected gang members hung out.
The band members hung out regularly at two clothing shops on Kings Road, in London's Chelsea neighbourhood: John Krivine and Steph Raynor's Acme Attractions (where Don Letts worked as manager) and Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood's Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die.
Many delegates believe the future of the church — which has 4.6 million members — hangs in the balance.
— Bethpage State Park is practically the second home of the Bethpage High School golf team, whose members hang out there close to year-round.
In this show, works by each of this cooperative gallery's 24 members hang in tandem with pieces by invited guests.
Legend has it, a family feud created the two rival eateries, and portraits of family members hang proudly in each place.
The pay of senior executives and board members hangs on the performance of a company's shares their reward for good performance aligned their interests with those of shareholders, supposedly.
