Sentence examples for clusters of supporters from inspiring English sources

Clusters of supporters shouted in outrage, calling for "revolution" and threatening to burn the country down.

On a recent afternoon, Anthony W. Williams, a pastor and a write-in candidate who has run for Mr. Jackson's job many times (as a Democrat, a Republican, a Green Party candidate and a Libertarian), stood near an intersection where eight youths were shot on a single night in August, ticking down a list of troubling issues for the area before a small cluster of supporters.

Dressed in a gray suit, his white beard neatly trimmed, Hawkins dispensed fliers while Jimenez and a cluster of supporters shouted things like "Meet your next governor!" at passersby.

One poll found a cluster of England supporters in Glasgow.

Stage-right, a cluster of Respect supporters whooped and hollered – mostly, but not exclusively of Pakistani heritage.

A tricky win against Nedovyesov early in the second set sparked a rare smile, and a bemused headshake at the large and noisy cluster of Kazakhstan supporters followed soon after.

Ekins's analysis identified Staunch Conservatives as the largest cluster of Trump supporters at 31percentt.

Mr. Romney arrived to an unpleasant scene: clusters of angry, cold supporters.

As such, two clusters of actors emerged (supporters and opponents) and they formed issue networks where different individuals and groups are brought together by a common purpose or goal [ 34].

Then there is "that ephemeral group of supporters that always clusters around anything new".

We estimated numbers of clusters (individual peer supporters), the average number women in each cluster and a likely range of breastfeeding responses from clusters to calculate an intra-class correlation (rho) of 0.086 and an inflation factor of 1.12.