Sentence examples for appreciation group from inspiring English sources

Andrew Bumbulis Not many tour guides have an appreciation group on Facebook.

He does hope, however, that Facebook's David Archer Appreciation Group would have something to say if he was axed.

Researchers believe Erdmann's grandfather, Richard Platz, threw the bottle in the sea while on a hike with a nature appreciation group in 1913.

Even now he has a Facebook appreciation group: men whose upper lips remain defiantly stiff at funerals go a big rubbery one when they remember the time he banged in two in the last four minutes to overturn a 1-2 deficit at home to Grimsby in the Champions League semi-final of 2014-15.

The East Coast Versus West Coast Punk Rock Brew Tour had a Warped Tour sensibility - the four craft brewers lecturing to the members of the local beer appreciation group, the St. George Taps and Barley Beer Club - wore black T-shirts with beer tour dates listed on the back, and some had beards that would have been at home at a Korn concert.

He wants to know if you want to join the "Corsa Appreciation Group" he moderates.

Respondents (n = 76) from ten focus groups scored their individual appreciation of group-based principles for action – active participation, enjoyment, and fostering group processes – on a three-point, statement-based scale.

"If the pope truly wants to fulfill his promise to 'do everything possible' to heal victims, he should have responded to such openness with humility and appreciation," the group said.

This newly acquired appreciation of group theory led Weyl to what he himself considered his greatest work in mathematics, a general theory of the representations and invariants of the classical Lie groups (Weyl 1924a, 1924f, 1925, 1926a, 1926b, 1926c).

Though despite his appreciation for groups like The Faint, and The VSS, it was apparently a run of Australian dates with Nine Inch Nails that pushed the guitarist to take things inside the box.

Our analytical strategy to identify respondents' appreciation of group-based principles for action was thematic and data driven [ 66].