Sentence examples for members next to from inspiring English sources

The president and the first lady have been so obliging about posing for pictures with residents that many front halls in Chappaqua are now decorated with framed photographs of smiling family members next to a Clinton.

"I never imagined we would have this problem -- never," said Adel Horacio Murcia, as he sat with grieving family members next to the coffin of his brother, Vianey, who was shot in the head at his pharmacy.

Uncheck the box next to "Display gridlines on screen," then click on O.K. Q. Can I put pictures of family members next to their account names on Windows XP's Welcome screen? A. If you do not care for any of the standard icons and pictures Windows XP provides for the Welcome screen, choose one of your own.

On a white board cartoons depicted each company member, next to doodles and phrases like "Gone With the World".

Ives had imbibed his Arnold at Yale from William Lyon Phelps, the faculty member (next to Horatio Parker, his music professor) to whom he was closest.

He added that the phrase "ex-member" next to a name means that company may no longer exist or no longer pay for Kerr's services.

YOU FIRST When Michael C. Walther II talks to families for the first time in his work as a financial planner in Deerfield, Ill., he often parrots the standard flight attendant announcement at the beginning of a trip: Put your oxygen mask on first before worrying about the family member next to you.

Members of the Sukarno Front, a youth group with about 4,000 members, marched next to them.

Some exclusions, such as members with next to nothing in their accounts, provoked little reaction.

Newly minted Tea Party members sit next to veterans of regional and national political conventions.

Most canvassing board members knew next to nothing about the workings of the military mail.