Sentence examples for members rising from inspiring English sources

There are younger members rising up the thinning ranks, but this is promotion by default not merit.

In the postwar era, union members rising through the ranks to take management jobs helped ensure wealth was more evenly distributed throughout Japan.

Knight's comments drew an explosion from the crowd of about 12,000, followed by a sustained standing ovation, with Paterno's widow, Sue, and his family members rising to their feet.

At the Tianjin club, membership is reportedly priced from 380,000 yuan (£36,000 ) for social members, rising to 10 million yuan for patrons who own their own teams.

This body had a relatively high level of women members, rising from 23.8 per cent in 1950 to over 32 per cent in 1986 – but it was a rubber-stamp body directed by the SED.

The piece ends with family members rising from the table and clustering tight to the sound of a shofar that may be signaling the arrival of Rosh Hashana but also sounds like an air-raid siren.

Then the membership of an escort committee was announced, and all its members rose and left.

Abu Qatada's family members rose, shouting, cheering and embracing as journalists swarmed around them.

"God has different ideas," he continued, as the crowd members rose to their feet.

Eventually, without applauding, audience members rose from seated positions, as well – and started searching for their shoes.

Deposits by members rose by £1.5bn to £132bn, helping the society to increase its core capital strength measures.