Sentence examples for term members from inspiring English sources

Abbott said given that Triggs "would rather not use that term, members opposite should not either".

Leslie and her family were long term members of Larchmont Yacht Club where Leslie sailed in Lightenings and Atlantics.

"30,000 long term members have left the Labour party, real members, tens of thousands," the former Cabinet minister said.

Bostrom flew down, joining a mix of A.I. practitioners, legal scholars, and, for lack of a better term, members of the "A.I. safety" community.

He told a gathering of Labour party leaders and peers in the House of Lords: "30,000 long term members have left the Labour party, real members of the Labour family, tens of thousands.

But in the short term, members of both parties say, the broader outline of that struggle is likely to be reduced to a simple question: "Are you for or against children?" Democrats said Tuesday that they were determined to expand the popular children's insurance program, by pushing separate bills through the House and Senate this week.

The term "member of Congress" means any member of the House of Representatives or the Senate.

A member of the Watch Hill Yacht Club, she was also a long term member of the Misquamicut Club.

Civil Rights Activist, Disability Advocate, past President New York State Head Injury Foundation, two term member of the Governors Commission on Disabilities.

He was also a long term member of the Comus Club of Brooklyn, New York and a member of Sigma Pi Phi fraternity.

He is also a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations in New York and the corporate secretary of the International Center for Religion and Diplomacy in Washington.