Sentence examples for word member from inspiring English sources

Even the word "member" poses problems.

That word "member" forces the reader to relocate, at least briefly, the word "party" – and translate it from social event to politics.

And if Linda Berdoll's "Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife," yet another "Pride and Prejudice" sequel, weren't about Elizabeth Bennet and her new husband, it would be just another dirty book that uses the word "member" a lot.

It is worth noting that the MTA membership logo is extremely similar to the certification logo (the caduceus) with the exception of the word "member" instead of "certification," a distinction which may not be apparent or have meaning to website visitors.

(The word "members" is used advisedly).

The early baseball clubs such as the New York Knickerbockers were clubs in the true sense of the word: members paid dues, the emphasis was on fraternity and socializing, and baseball games were played largely among members.

In other words, member states are currently bound by court rulings.

where γ 0 ′ = R / ( 2 R + d 0 ).If R is defined as half of the d0, then we have γ 0 ′ = 1 / 4. In other words, member femtocells operating on the same channel in a virtual cluster should be separated as far as possible to guarantee minimum interference.

In other words, members of parliament won't really know exactly what they're voting for.

The highlight of every Tuesday lunch is the guest speaker, whose words, members say, are delivered sub rosa, meaning nothing leaves the table.

They used code words: Members "referred to a person who had been targeted for an assault or murder as 'food,' or a 'plate.' " People were inducted into the gang in a process known as "bringing them home".