Sentence examples for coming in groups from inspiring English sources

Since Sept. 11, the revelers have been coming in groups of three or five, even eight, eager to be with their friends.

"They're coming in groups all the time, but they're not able to do any business for well-known reasons," Mr. Agee said in a telephone conversation from Havana.

It can be assumed, therefore, that the Slavic people were coming in groups before the southward migration of the Germanic tribes.

"Americans are not coming in groups and not coming in conferences or on cruises," said Markus Iseli, manager of the Four Seasons Hotel.

The influx of more than 850,000 refugees arriving in the country in 2015 was soon replaced by a steady flow, with asylum seekers coming in groups that were sometimes small, sometimes large, but always propelled by the same ambition: to reach Europe by way of its southern shores.

Colin went on to explain that it was mainly solo travelers on the islands back then: "It took two days to get to Samui because you'd have to do an overnight train from Bangkok to Surat Thani and then catch a slow boat over, so you didn't really get people coming in groups at all".

The displaced keep coming in group after group.

"The police come in groups of two to three hundred.

"Guys and girls come in groups," he said.

"They come in groups to eat and get a facial," she said.

They came in groups and single file, dressed in generally natty street clothes.