Sentence examples for members thinking of from inspiring English sources

They've come up with Operation Mum, asking Muslim women to inform on family members thinking of going to Syria to fight.

Provide a list of family history questions to get family members thinking of their stories.

"I think it was more of an issue of members thinking it was an amendment about a broader boycott of Israel," said one Democratic Senate aide, reflecting on the Senate committee's unanimous vote.

There are a serious group of members thinking about it.

You may experience a number of household members thinking you're cooking dinner, so be prepared to sacrifice some cooked rashers for the sake of appeasement.

The library-board members are thinking of taking the town to court to get it back.

In the vote last year, three nations abstained, and diplomats said that as many as 7 of the 15 Security Council members were thinking of abstaining this year.

"Crucially, if families are worried that a member is thinking of travelling to Syria it is very important that they tell the authorities as soon as possible.

He quotes whole pages of the dictionary called out at random, paints a brilliant upside-down Elvis while correctly guessing who an audience member is thinking of, is unbeatable at rock-paper-scissors, and can make someone double up in agony from an imaginary punch in the stomach.

When Tony Blair said that Labour party members who were thinking of voting for Corbyn needed a heart transplant he was – from the heights of the grotesque wealth he has amassed only because Labour party members once upon a time put their trust in him – spitting on those outside the caste.

"The members are not thinking of earning money directly by this project," said Takahashi, acknowledging there could be spinoffs of the technology on Earth.