Sentence examples for contacted a group of from inspiring English sources

I contacted a group of non white women friends to find out how their week had gone.

Thinking he might get them set to music, Burnett contacted a group of sympathetic songwriters – Costello, Jim James of My Morning Jacket, Rhiannon Giddens of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, Marcus Mumford of Mumford & Sons and Taylor Goldsmith of Dawes – and set them to work, with a plan to convene at Capitol Records' Los Angeles studio and concoct an album or two out of the results.

Earlier this month, I contacted a group of graduating teens I found through the Facebook group advertising their party bus, and joined them on their "Class of 2018" russ tour.

"What a chuckle," he wrote to a friend, "filling out those papers under a portrait of Henry Kissinger!" On 19 July 1975, a unit from the Rhodesian Territorial Force (TF) contacted a group of guerrillas near a river in the Kandeya Tribal Trust Lands, north-east of Mount Darwin in the area covered by Operation Hurricane.

Serial internet dater, LIZ (32), tries to turn her luck around by contacting a group of single women on dating website, Click.com, in an attempt to make some new single friends and start meeting men in real life.

I was able to contact a group of Ultras Green Eagles, who also agreed to speak under the condition of anonymity.

On the evening of 12 August, a 25-man U.S. Marine patrol, led by Lieutenant Colonel Frank Goettge and primarily consisting of intelligence personnel, landed by boat west of the Lunga perimeter, between Point Cruz and the Matanikau River, on a reconnaissance mission with a secondary objective of contacting a group of Japanese troops that U.S. forces believed might be willing to surrender.

Brennan was then contacted by a group of Texas-based criminals who boasted of high political connections.

Weist was contacted by a group of colonial-era reënacters, seeking more information about how they could use the word.

In 1983, I was contacted by a group of Argentinian women — the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo — who wanted to find their kidnapped grandchildren.

Yet, Spires' luck changed when he was contacted by a group of lawyers from Yale who said they wanted to take on his case.