Sentence examples for entourage of scientists from inspiring English sources
Pebble's motion to subpoena North, filed last August, alleged that, starting in 2009, North began "recruiting and coördinating an entourage of scientists, lawyers, lobbyists, environmental groups, and Tribes," later "secretly collaborating" with them to push through his own agenda, even going so far as to help a lawyer for six of the tribes draft a petition to the agency.
Barry brings history to life by also introducing us to an entourage of top scientists and researchers.
And he is trailed by a 12-person entourage of Harvard engineers, Army scientists, and DARPA officials, slipping in the mud and swatting mosquitos.
The stories of scientists create new scientists.
What shortage of scientists?
The Next Generation of Scientists.
The supply of scientists increases.
Wherever I go, I go with an entourage of stuff.
Lagerfeld says, "I have an entourage of people of today.
The modern academic physician also leads an entourage of student doctors during daily rounds.
