Sentence examples for a handpicked group of from inspiring English sources

Inside the prison, US military officials were escorting a handpicked group of reporters around.

Berenson pitted a select freshman team against a handpicked group of sophomores.

Earlier this month he invited a handpicked group of captains of finance and industry to the presidential palace.

For several years, he held regular breakfast meetings with a handpicked group of 30 to 40 power players, ostensibly to brief them on the Republican agenda.

The audience cheers and bursts into applause and, one by one, a handpicked group of pupils take the microphone and ask him a question.

While relying on a network of volunteers instead of a handpicked group of professional interviewers might give the interviews a more uneven quality, the connection between two community members gives the conversations a more intimate dimension.

The events themselves are open to non-portfolio startups and founders, but like the Kleiner, Greylock and GV events, these drinkups are a curated, handpicked group of potential and current entrepreneurs.

A handpicked group usually serves a choreographer's vision best.

MOSCOW — Just a year ago, Russian authorities were so proud of their success at bringing order to the north Caucasus that they made Chechnya a stop for the Valdai Discussion Club, the handpicked group of Western analysts flown to Russia every year to hobnob with top officials.

An audience had gathered a handpicked group of Cuban and American entrepreneurs, government officials, and journalists.

"The idea that they would have this little handpicked group of regulated firms setting the salary for the regulator is so obviously inappropriate it boggles the mind," said Barbara Roper, director of investor protection at the Consumer Federation of America.