Sentence examples for members pale from inspiring English sources

Twitter is the other major social network after big brands' ad dollars, and although its 100 million active members pale compared with Facebook's 800 million+, there is the potential for a different kind of ad targeting arising on Twitter.

Yet Premier Silver, Gold and Platinum members pale in comparison to United's Premier 1K passengers, who log at least 100,000 qualifying miles annually — that's four laps around the globe — and spend at least $12,000.

Family members cling to paling hopes and police chase fleeting leads.

The plight of wealthy, employed women frustrated in joining what is essentially an elite private members' club somewhat pales in comparison.

Many PIs find that papers and honors and promotions eventually pale beside the satisfaction of mentoring lab members and building an extended network of scientists and friends.

PAGE A26 MAN ACCUSED OF FLEECING FLOCK The $500,000 that federal prosecutors say Bryant Rodriguez bilked out of members of the El Camino Church pales in comparison to the billions of dollars vanished in some other schemes.

The evening was sponsored in part by the Platypus Affiliated Society — a student-teacher reading group that focusses on the Frankfurt School and the Second International period of Marxism — and a few of Platypus's members, tall, thin, pale young men, had set up a table out front.

Its members are typically pale grey or brown, often with white head or neck markings or iridescent green or purple patches on the neck and breast.

That pales in comparison to what our members bring to the race.

Rick Grejda, a local leader of the Service Employees International Union, told me that social issues paled in comparison to the economic ones that union members and others face.

Critically and commercially paling in comparison to the reception of Son Volt's album, the Wilco members perceived A.M. to be a failure.