Member And In A Sentence

Q: How to use member and in a sentence?

1. The member and his constituents. 2. Lady of our member, and mother of a large family. 3. A new member, and as sharp as needles. 4. He was a valued member, and his loss is keenly felt. 5. Dave was not a member and neither was Hiram Dobbs.

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The member and his constituents.
Lady of our member, and mother of a large family.
A new member, and as sharp as needles.
He was a valued member, and his loss is keenly felt.
Dave was not a member and neither was Hiram Dobbs.
It is a member, and not the first, of a series of conceptions.
I saw our member and Tremlidge's head correspondent.
He was a charter member and treasurer of the Village Improvement Society.

How To Use Member And In A Sentence?

Of course there is all the difference in the world between a new member and an old.
He was at the head of every class of which he was a member and was graduated with first honors.
He was soon himself made a member, and from the first was distinguished in the Diet as a speaker.
A subordinate may, indeed, try its delinquent member, and if guilty declare him expelled.
But then the tongue is a onruly member and has to be curbed in, and I guess he means well.
Meanwhile Miss Sewell went straight towards the new member and held out her hand.
The kissing of the Mohammedan saint's member and of the Pope's toe are probably connected.
He was a Cabinet member, and a warm supporter of Gustavus Vasa, whose niece he married.
Suspension does not abrogate the connection between the member and his lodge, and places his rights in abeyance only.
Our purpose has been solely to exhibit some of the qualities which made him an eminent member and ornament of the legal profession.
He regarded him as a person of unsound intellect, who believed himself a member and the victim of some secret society.
This cockerel was apparently the musical member, and promised in a short time to rival his neighbour.
He was elected a member of the town council, and was distinguished as a leading member and orator of the guild.
Since then he has kept a closer guard over that unruly member and only unburdened himself in the seclusion of the Club.
He is maddened by the sense of men being maddened; his tongue becomes an unruly member, and testifies against all mankind.
I think since we have a thousand members, for each of the thousand to bring in one more member and make it a hundred per cent.
They control the whole constituency, put in the member, and in return monopolise the whole patronage of the place.
Each quota of electors is entitled to a member, and the transferring of votes enables the electors to group themselves into quotas of equal size.
York would undoubtedly return the expelled member, and he would again be refused a seat in the House.
Catching sight of Henry's arm as it was thrown up, he grabbed at the member and clung fast.
When the judge had finished, one minority member of the committee looked at his colleague, the other minority member, and winked.
This was after the parliamentary franks had been restricted to a certain number (ten) daily for each member, and limited in weight to two ounces.
My wife is a member, and a good one; in fact, she's so blame good that we average up pretty well.
In later Gothic the pinnacle became gradually a decorative member, and was used in all places merely for the sake of its beauty.
The boys listened in amazement to this record of courage on the part of its youngest member, and some seemed to doubt the Indian part of it.
In Savile Row he turned into a small literary club of which he was a member, and wrote a letter to his mother.
For many years a member and president of the Peace Society, he was not satisfied with exposing the evils of war.
There were also eight groups of burghs, each group electing one member, and two members were returned by the city of Edinburgh.
Thus it came to pass that the partnership was resumed on its old basis, with Billy as the predominant member and spokesman of the Firm.
He belongs to all of us; this club adopts him as its one honorary member; and I hereby propose three cheers for the biggest-hearted chap going.
Moreover, we are one body, and in this body one member suffers for every other member, and that, for the sole reason that we worship Christ.
The distinguishing difference between this and the preceding is in the tusk, which in this form of construction goes through the upright member, and is held by a cross key.