Sentence examples for and big groups of from inspiring English sources

"People started getting angry, and big groups of two or three hundred tried to force their way through".

The bacterium, Paenibacillus vortex, is capable of moving by spinning its flagellum, and big groups of bacteria will link flagella together like rugby players in a scrum to move en masse, covering inches in a couple of hours.

"When we are only engaged in trying to suppress these organizations, it creates a bigger and bigger group of people that are willing to look the other way, instead of working with and trying to help root out these kinds of groups," said Karl Rethemeyer, a leading terrorism expert.

THE CROWD Single shoppers, double dates, extended families and big groups, many of them ordering in Chinese.

It's rare for underground venues to have central air conditioning, and when big groups of people get together in small spaces, heat and hot air can do serious damage to your guests' lungs and oft-dehydrated brains.

The Central Park model of creating park coalitions -- gathering volunteers and bringing big groups of people into a park to drive out bad elements -- goes only so far.

We weren't paying taxes, some people were dealing drugs and the festivals attracted big groups of kids from council estates in Europe who thought it was just a free-for-all.

We weren't paying taxes, some people were dealing drugs, and the festivals attracted big groups of kids from council estates in Europe who thought it was just a free-for-all.

"We try to talk to kids and work with them to get them to have big groups of friends and not be so possessive about friends".

And sometimes they'd get big groups of guys coming in from work boats.

He noticed the same trend at P.S. 1. "Even with big groups of people and a band, people still gravitate to the farm".