Sentence examples for a relatively unknown group from inspiring English sources
Steven Gottlieb, the founder of TVT Records, said Mr. Cohen stopped him from releasing an album by Cash Money Click, a relatively unknown group in 2002.
Known in northern Syria as "the Uncle" because two of his deputies are his nephews, Mr. Issa leads a relatively unknown group of fewer than 300 fighters, one of his former aides said.
Some also questioned how a relatively unknown group could have synthesized so many complex compounds.
The raid, and the trove of evidence it uncovered, changed the way law enforcement across North America investigated the FLDS, turning what had been a relatively unknown group of polygamists into a household name.
Malati Dasi happened to hear Moby Grape, a relatively unknown group at the time, and she convinced the other team members to invite the band to play at the concert as well.
A relatively unknown group that identified itself as the Shohada Brigade claimed responsibility for the attack in a call to India's state-run Press Trust of India news agency.
Some documentaries aim to cast light on a small or relatively unknown group of people whose community is quirky, bizarre, gripping, or otherwise fascinating.
A relatively unknown militant group called Ansar al-Mujahideen took responsibility for Wednesday's attack.
Try to imagine the incredible good luck of this Scottish photojournalist, about to board a plane to Africa for a foreign assignment, when he got a call from the photo editor of London newspaper The Daily Express, who requested that he change his plans immediately and instead fly to Paris with a relatively unknown rock group called The Beatles.
In 1998, the then-relatively unknown group called Al Qaeda simultaneously attacked the United States embassies here and in Tanzania, killing hundreds and following up a few years later with the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Seeing a potential to capitalise to the fullest extent by working with a relatively unknown 2 Live Crew, he brought the group to Miami; shaping their developing sound into one that would sell locally.
