Sentence examples for members of something from inspiring English sources
They cited details like the fact that frequent clients could become members of something called "the icon club," and that the women were ranked by a seven-diamond scale, the top models commanding as much as $5,500 an hour.
By David Remnick Three years ago, Osama bin Laden and his fellow-members of something calling itself the World Islamic Front for Jihad Against the Jews and the Crusaders launched from eastern Afghanistan a grandiloquent "Declaration".
To be a member of something.
How can you be a member of something that doesn't exist?
I suppose that's what happens when you become a "founding member" of something cool.
Their arguments were punctuated by jokes about Dre's father having been a member of something called the Black Bobcats.
To see him and his goons barking out their racist vitriol you have to wonder, how does anyone ever become a member of something so abhorrent?
You get to do that, as a Channel 4 Dispatches report revealed this week, partly by using a supplier which pays people half the minimum wage and crams them into a sweatshop, while your company (in this case Bhs) is still a member of something called the Ethical Trading Initiative.
Ricardo Dominguez: In the 80s I was a member of something called the Critical Art Ensemble.
If your chosen instrument is very large or a lower pitched family member of something more common, it may take a lot of wind power to play it.
