Sentence examples for call a group from inspiring English sources

What do you call a group of trainspotters?

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They call a group of girls over and show them the line of miniature corpses all on their backs.

But to call a group of researchers postfeminist without exploring what exactly that means belittles both feminists and postfeminists alike.

A bit later Mr. Johnson asks his feather-bedecked arm, "What do you call a group of vultures?" "A law firm," quoth Nethernore.

The Los Angeles Kings should have made the "winners" list after winning the Stanley Cup, but it's hard to call a group of people "winners" when they end the year looking for work elsewhere.

In January she arranged a casual reading of the John Guare script by calling a group of friends.

Marlene Dietrich, Garbo's bete noire and a world-class extrovert, called a group of Hollywood women her Sewing Circle.

But imagine a manager now calling a group of black players at his club Destiny's Child.

"A white officer had called a group of blackinmates coons," he said, his voice balanced between anger and disbelief.

The first of the suppers, which continue all week, featured what the promoters called a group of club kids.