Sentence examples for members waving from inspiring English sources

He grinned as he looked around the stands for his friends and family members, waving at them as he strolled by.

Wherever he went, he drew large crowds of church members waving white handkerchiefs, a sign of affection that began in Chile and spread.

Mr. Kelly walked off the stage during his performance, saying he saw audience members waving guns, though no weapons were found.

When then Governor George Pataki held a fund-raiser at the Yale Club, Credico was across the street with inmates' family members, waving signs and chanting.

The North Carolina Pork Council arrived first, its members waving fat notebooks full of environmental rules that they say have been imposed on them over the last five years.

Touted as the meeting of two musical greats, the duo's tour ended on Oct. 30, a day after R. Kelly cut short a performance at Madison Square Garden, saying that he had seen two audience members waving guns at him.

A student cheering section formed, and its members waved flags.

At the Ministry of Public Health, staff members waved off questions about budgets for different programs.

Other students and faculty members waved orange fliers with the same message.

One of the pit crew members waved a checkered flag, signaling that the track was clear for my last lap.

On the way, they spotted a submarine periscope and when it came to the surface, its crew members waved and yelled happily.