Sentence examples for abroad groups from inspiring English sources
Abroad, groups of young Brits in fancy dress perform a valuable service by dressing up, allowing you to safely avoid any contact with a posse of inebriated Spider-Men intent on ripping up the local town.
As NBC's recent "Give" episode highlights, this year's trip to Ghana had an overwhelming number of girls in the study abroad group.
Shared memories lived on among my study abroad group; but I was forced to quickly learn how to make my own peace with leaving my favorite neighborhood teashop, and saying goodbye to the Frenchman I had grown so incredibly fond of.
Four groups of blood donors were differentiated: natives from FP who never travelled abroad (group 1), natives from FP who travelled abroad for less than 1 week (group 2), natives from FP who travelled abroad for more than 1week (group 3), and immigrants (group 4).
Of the 20 invited GPs five could not be interviewed: four GPs refused to participate (2 because of time-restraints (group 3), two without a formal reason (group 4)) and one GP was abroad (group 2) when the interviews were planned.
More than fifty participants from the 1975 and 1978 fall semester-abroad groups returned to campus in October to reminisce and celebrate their musical study and performance sojourns in Europe.
The study-abroad group was significantly more competent in English letter writing than the two at-home groups (p ≤ 001).
One group, a study-abroad group (i.e., ESL learners), consisted of 31 non-English majors, who moved to the U.S. to pursue graduate education.
Having once spent a summer terrorizing the citizens of Valencia, Spain, as part of a study-abroad group, I was familiar with Kings.
Results suggest that in comparison with the at-home group, the ESL language environment had a statistically significant effect on the study-abroad group's English writing perceptions and performance.
"I know that many Indian tourists prefer to travel abroad in groups for this reason," says Mumbai resident Preethi Pinto.
