Sentence examples for a group of complete from inspiring English sources

If you look at something like Tw1tterband, which brought a group of complete strangers together through Twitter to make a song without ever actually being in the same room, I think you get an idea of where things are headed".

At the Disrupt NY Hackathon, you'll spend a grueling, fun-filled weekend coding, tinkering and making something awesome, maybe even with a group of complete strangers.

At the Disrupt SF Hackathon, you'll spend a grueling, fun-filled weekend coding, tinkering and making something awesome, maybe even with a group of complete strangers.

I let go of my need to project the perfect image, to try and convince a group of complete strangers whom I will likely never see again that I am a fit fashionista straight from the runway.

The family members then find themselves grieving just as they hand over care of a significantly impaired loved one to a group of complete strangers.

A couple of other large reflecting pieces and a group of drawings complete this show, which carries out Ms. Kusama's mantra: "Accumulation, repetition, obliteration, infinity".

In 1948 the institute returned a group of 179 complete tablets to Iran and an additional 37,000 tablet fragments in 1957.

— Last summer, as land and housing values crumbled in much of Michigan, Northern Michigan Land Brokers and a group of investors completed a $7.3 million deal to buy 7,300 acres of forest and undeveloped land — 80 parcels in all — along several rivers in the Upper Peninsula.

A group of more completed pictures of the growth modes of the CdS nanoneedles were presented.

To test the claim that the performance on the IGT relies more on emotion-based learning than conventional executive resources for normal performance, a group of participants completed the IGT simultaneously with one of two secondary-tasks, one of which (random number generation) is known to load executive resources.

In one, for example, a group of volunteers completed the LTHS and also a measure of empathy as a trait or disposition.