Sentence examples for which members started from inspiring English sources
During the course of a committee meeting in Switzerland that opened with "a five-star welcome dinner, and then a five-star lunch" after the meeting the next day, he was struck by an unusually open ritual in which members started gathering in line.
Mentions John Hollings, the president who still has a hotel at Eleventh Avenue and twenty-third street from which the members start out on their Essenfests.
A closed group in contrast is a group in which all members start their quit attempt together and new members cannot join after the first meeting.
The group, which has about 40 members, started seven years ago with five couples' celebrating the Virgin Mary of Guadalupe, Mexico's most common representation of Mary.
After the Amato shut down, some of its performers and board members started Amore Opera, which does its entertaining performances at a rented theater in the East Village.
Ümmiye and her daughter, Duygu, brought out tomatoes, cucumbers, and mint, which some of the theatre members started slicing for tabbouleh.
The collaboration, which now numbers roughly 40 members, started in 2010, when XENON100 was already running and LUX was under development.
=1 if SHG members started income and employment activity.
So when the Young Communist League, of which he was a member, started recruiting volunteers for Spain in 1937, he joined.
Besides, it may come as news to those who worry about starting a nuclear arms race in the Middle East that Israel, which is not even a NPT member, started that arms race when they began obtaining their nuclear weapons decades ago, which now adds up to more than 300.
