Sentence examples for members lined up from inspiring English sources

In midafternoon, some members lined up for the van that takes them home.

And he said that cast members lined up to shower at the theater, rather than waiting until they got home.

"We are experiencing deep political divisions in our society right now," Mr. Lugar said as tears welled in the eyes of the family members lined up behind him.

Last year almost all other EU members lined up against Mr Cameron, who was trying to block a fiscal compact to help resolve the euro crisis.

Boehner and other Republican leaders spoke at a podium emblazoned with the hashtag #SenateMustAct and with House members lined up behind them, cheering and hollering.

"It was the beginning of everything," he said, as the usual crowd of editors and audience members lined up to kiss his cheek.

Emotions ran high, with members lining up 10 deep at each of two microphones waiting to speak their piece.

But audience members lining up to question Gawande at the end of his talk was a reminder this is an issue none of us can escape.

The first episode captured the excitement in Harlem on the eve of Barack Obama's victory, with cast members lining up before dawn to vote.

Twelve crew members line up along the teak deck of the 96-foot yacht Mariquita with a thick, braided rope in their hands.

Now, with Congress tacking hard to the right, and 64 newly-minted Republican House Members lining up behind John Boehner, the doomsayers are growing even louder and bolder.