Sentence examples for part members of from inspiring English sources

For their part, members of the town's council say that the hiring hall issue is a priority for officials.

In the morning, in the presence of several hundred actors, in part members of the National Vaudeville Artists AssociationNational Vaudeville Artists Association

His trenchant images meticulously parse discussions among residents of many backgrounds and speakers of many languages — for the most part, members of distinctive groups meeting among themselves.

The others were for the most part members of the Fishmongers' Company, which has administered the race since shortly after Doggett's death.

Teachers were for the most part members of religious orders of nuns and brothers whose mission was the education of Catholic children.

The Waterloo Missionary Society was founded in 1817 by individuals who were for the most part members of the Presbyterian and Episcopal churches.

The U.S. attorney general is an awkward hybrid: part supposedly apolitical lawyer, part member of the Cabinet.

While the BFO's librarian dashes off to find the correct orchestral parts, members of the orchestra will entertain us with Hungarian folk and Gypsy pieces.

Compared to their urban counter-parts, members of Australian rural communities, particularly farm men and women, are more likely to experience a range of negative health outcomes [ 1, 2].

Tidswell, then a small-part member of the Drury Lane Theatre Company, was the cast-off mistress of Charles Howard, the 11th duke of Norfolk.

In heterosexual marriage markets, individuals with higher body weight may be less in demand on the part of members of the other sex and thus less likely to become part of a couple.