Sentence examples for membership started from inspiring English sources

Historically, all significant improvements in social responsibility, from equal pay to trade union membership, started as voluntary innovations and acts of giving.

But the membership started to drift further and further away from him, as well as from Progress, the party organisation he spawned more than a decade ago.

Prime membership started out as an attractive option for people who shop a lot on Amazon: for $79 a year, you get free two-day shipping on almost any purchase (or $4 overnight).

Union membership started a slow decline in the 1950s.

"The Pulitzer may say 'welcome to the club,' but the bid for membership started a while ago," he said.

Membership started to slide down when Cyrus Teed died in 1908 -- as there was no one to really fill his strange shoes.

Membership starts at £385 per year.

Thompson must decide whether to petition for deferred membership starting in 2012 or immediate membership.

Membership starts from £10 a month and can be used as credit towards future trips.

Supporter membership starts at £49 and the recipient gets to know they are supporting their favourite newspaper/website.

At the facility in Cherry Hill, N.J., a basic individual membership starts at $36 a month; that does not include personal training, racquetball court use or baby-sitting.