Sentence examples for members turning from inspiring English sources

He began displaying the pages to the audience members, turning each one with a sweeping gesture.

Working with his son he filmed it, using his experience and some stage cast members, turning it into a television success.

The committee appears evenly divided on the nomination, with many members turning to Senator James M. Jeffords, independent of Vermont, to cast the deciding vote.

With the entry of the United States into the war, however, the once 40,000-strong WPP broke into factions, some members turning to war-relief efforts and others refusing to support the conflict in any way.

Mr Roache said the GMB is "not frightened" of a reform that would impose a 50 per cent threshold for members turning out to vote as a condition of being able to take industrial action legally.

Foreign funding of civil society organizations (CSOs) is antithetical to democratization, he said, as it makes civil society leaders accountable to foreign entities rather than their own members, turning the concept of democratic accountability on its head.

But many of its members turned inward.

Gang members turned up in cities from Dallas and Kansas City to Anchorage.

Thus, more family members turn to institutional alternatives.

On Wednesday, it was the equestrian staff members' turn.

"With a few exceptions, PE classes for Party members turned out to be just the opposite.