Sentence examples for was membership from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being a member of a group or organization.
- The terms of membership agreement were vague.
Watson was membership number 008 in Greenpeace.
When Dorothy won a schools contest, the prize was membership of Mitcham Athletics Club.
Membership of Frontex, the EU's border agency, was blocked by member states, as was membership of VIS, a common database of visa records.
For Valentine's Day last year, Mr. Fagan's gift to Ms. Schreibman was membership to the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens across the street.
The issue in that case was membership in the National Lawyers Guild, and the God that failed was communism, rather than Aqua Buddha: first time tragedy, second time farce.
But church officials stressed that the main reason to build the temple and the new chapels was membership growth, a result of vigorous proselytizing in a region not known for its Mormon concentration.
The school, which offered life drawing classes every day of the week, was membership-based.
The movement was membership-based.
There may also be membership fees and escalating usage charges.
–There is membership qualification.
"Our overriding goal is membership satisfaction".
