Sentence examples for be groups from inspiring English sources
verb
To put together to form a group.
- Group the dogs by hair colour
"We won't have to have gay and lesbian groups; there will just be groups.
"There would be groups of kids singing on the step outside my house, literally.
For example there may be groups working at the State level.
There may be groups of women for whom there is less harm, and groups for whom there is more.
"There will always be groups that will find ways to criticise, and they will continue to do so," he said.
Unfortunately, there will always be groups and individuals who try to exploit situations to spread hatred and division.
There'd be groups of fishermen everywhere, talking together, reminiscing, mending nets".
The only ones who did seemed to be groups of Western journalists looking for reactions.
Besides these remote organizations, investigators have observed what appear to be groups of high-velocity stars near the Sun.
At the other would be groups in the Congo organizing to defend a mine from such an attack.
"They look to be groups who have spontaneously come together and are attacking us," Mr. Bremer said in a videoconference with reporters at the Pentagon.
