Sentence examples for be group from inspiring English sources
verb
To put together to form a group.
- Group the dogs by hair colour
All of this person's photos will be group photos.
Martin Riant, 54, will be group president of the division.
He'll now be group digital and product director across the UK, Germany and Scandinavia.
Rembrooke will be group director of online for the radio company.
And, crucially, both singing and dancing tend to be group activities.
That's why mini-survey installations of their art, like those in Boston, appear to be group shows.
Almost all choose to follow the code, knowing that the greater danger can be group-think and a lack of objectivity.
It does not have to be group-oriented — it can be as simple as everyone wearing a flag lapel pin, writing letters to Congressmen and so on.
These would be "group-differentiated rights".
But will there be group-messaging apps?
Interventions derived from current etiology models tend to be group-based such as standardised warm-ups or rule changes.
