Sentence examples for members looking to from inspiring English sources

Even if the vote for change sneaks through, the language used by a group of 30 members looking to preserve current rules in a letter written to other members cannot be ignored.

A graduate of Chicago startup incubator Excelerate Labs, EduLender offers online tools, services, and information for college students and family members looking to make informed decisions about the college financial aid process.

"It is meant to be a starter package for members looking to get their foot in the door by enhancing their own professional brand through features that focus on helping them to standout and get found," the company says.

Members looking to retain their jobs in D.C. had a 91percentt re-election rate.

Additionally, it found that the "credible threat" of gang members looking to "take out" law enforcement officers was an unconfirmed rumor.

Starring Cillian Murphy and Michael Smiley as IRA members looking to buy guns from a South African arms dealer, Free Fire has a dynamic ensemble that make the most of their cramped single location set.

Some members looked to Italy and Benito Mussolini for guidance, but historians disagree over whether the Heimwehr was outrightly Fascist.

In New York City, the Department of Cultural Affairs and city council members look to reports from Fractured Atlas to inform them about investments in cultural infrastructure, according to Huttler.

Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, the chairman of the Budget Committee and recent vice-presidential candidate whom many of the most conservative members look to for cues, also signed on.

With his church failing, Mr. Perrin and other longtime members looked to the Scriptures for guidance and found what they believed was a mandate from Jesus to diversify their church.

So it makes sense that other group members look to them for guidance, Van de Waal says.