Sentence examples for rare members from inspiring English sources
Similar to California redwoods, these huge and very rare members of the cypress family can grow 15 stories tall.
Today, about 1,000 students use some of the same buildings to become one of the rare members of their tribes to earn a college degree.
The Second District sent a Democrat, Representative Brad Ashford, to Congress in 2014, and he was one of the rare members of his party to unseat an incumbent during a Republican wave.
I fear a dust cloud of conflicting and incomprehensible statements aimed at confusing those (rare) members of the public who believe in human rights and equality in the eyes of the law – a motto that should be particularly relevant to anybody who represents the state and wears a uniform.
Snake Rattle 'n' Roll was developed by Rare members Tim Stamper and Mark Betteridge, with music composed by David Wise, which featured music inspired by "Shake, Rattle and Roll", as well as other 1950s-era oldies.
It has been previously reported it was the Wolves of Odin and several members, as recently as a few weeks ago, were affiliated but this far-right world is incredibly incestuous with rampant infighting so it's not rare members to be in one group one week and another the next.
In this time of overheated arguments between opponents who rarely listen to one another, here was a rare member of the 1 percent openly trying to make his case.
Faujasite, hydrated sodium and calcium aluminosilicate mineral that is a rare member of the zeolite family.
"No one says it," Brian Madden, a rare member of both clubs, said of the St. Francis.
It is the rare member of the fringe who has the resources to finance a campaign, although it happens.
In August, the military dismissed parliament speaker Shwe Mann, a rare member of the establishment who was also an ally of Aung San Suu Kyi, from his post.
