Sentence examples for members left with from inspiring English sources

Afterward about a dozen family members left with him from Connecticut on Air Force One to make their case in Washington to members of Congress this week.

After the court rejected Ash's arguments, a large majority of members left with Ash to form Beth Hamedrash Hagodol Great House of Studydy"), adding the word "Hagodol" ("Great") to the original name.

The training program cost $20,000 and it is estimated to have four years of benefit before skills degrade or staff members leave, with an annual cost of $5,000 per year.

Princeton's Chick Magnetic dominated with an overall speed record, and each member left with a new Nexus S phone.

The only member left with a semblance of normality was John Paul Jones, returning to session work as if Led Zeppelin was but a dream, perhaps a particularly bad one.

Members of Congress felt they were inadequately consulted, and his meeting with both House and Senate members left many with more questions than answers.

In 1950 Louise abruptly changed her surname from Cowell to Nelson, and at the urging of multiple family members, left Philadelphia with her son to live with cousins Alan and Jane Scott in Tacoma, Washington.

Ms. Gotbaum's staff members left messages with the coordinators whom they did not reach right away, saying they were parents trying to enroll children at the coordinators' schools.

Across the country, the organization has met personally or via telephone with one million members, left voice messages with nearly four million more and sent letters to eight million.

The release and exile of the prisoners robbed the group of vigor as some of its members left the island with their husbands.

Charles Holden described Pick's management of meetings: "Here his decisions were those of a benevolent dictator, and the members left the meeting with a clear sense of a task to be performed, difficult, perhaps, and sometimes impossible, as might subsequently prove to be, but usually well worth exploring if only in producing convincing proof of obstacles.