Sentence examples for thought of union from inspiring English sources

"I never thought of union people as interested in the same issues, but they are," she said.

But when he was asked by a rail worker what he thought of union workers, Mr. Romney sought to draw distinctions between union leadership and their members.

His interview with New Woman magazine this week is just the latest in which the chancellor has gone all misty-eyed at the thought of the union flag.

They are the strongest reasons that comes to mind as to why thoughts of non-unions should be rethought.

Greeks, rightly, shiver at the thought of amputation from monetary union.

At a hearing last week in the city's ornate Council chambers — its marble and brass a reminder of a more opulent age — neighbors expressed anxiety at the thought of losing fire protection, as union officials told of a young man having a heart attack who had been saved by one of the companies scheduled to close that morning.

The number of Union Army volunteers dwindled.

A graduate of Union College, Schenectady, N.Y.

The rate of union here was 94%.

Accusations of union slowdowns haven't arisen.

Harley gave up the thought of building it in a state hostile to unions, eventually choosing Kansas City, Mo.