Sentence examples for astounding group from inspiring English sources

An astounding group of old Barolos was calling, along with a lovely dinner and congenial company.

What I found was astounding; a group of women that ranged widely in age from their twenties to their sixties.

Despite this astounding diversity, groups tend to stay within enclaves in the borough; even in mixed blocks, one group or another predominates in each individual building.

And few amateur runners were more admired by friends and strangers alike than Ed Whitlock, a retired engineer from Milton, Ontario, who, until his death last month, of prostate cancer, at the age of eighty-six, wasettingng astounding age-group records while pursuing the same simple, solitary training regimen that he'd been following for more than forty years.

The statistics are astounding - one group of Minecraft gamers, Yogscast, based in Bristol, is watched for 37 million minutes every day, and they are not the biggest.

"It's astounding how various groups have migrated to the United States and invigorated communities.

"But it is astounding that a small group of people could create an entirely new judicial process -- without many of the due-process guarantees we expect -- and think it could survive real challenges".

Dzi Croquettes conception as an all male, openly bi-sexual, political, communal arts group is astounding, considering the fact that they were performing during one of the most oppressive military dictatorships of the 20th century.

The road controversy has generated national headlines by pitting an astounding number of interest groups against one another, as Jennifer Steinhauer of The New York Times explained in a news analysis in February: Labor is pitted against surfers, American Indians against developers, commuters against campers and coastal people against inland dwellers.

Over a long weekend in Berlin, I picked up an astounding LP by Les Filles de Illighadad, a group led by the guitarist Fatou Seidi Ghali and the vocalist Alamnou Akrouni, of rural Niger.

"It's astounding," said Shannon Watts, who founded the Moms group.