Sentence examples for formed group of from inspiring English sources

A recently formed group of ex-sex workers, Esso, believe that only 2% of women freely choose prostitution.

"Is socialism renewable?" Estado Sats, a recently formed group of thinkers and artists, asked at a seminar.

A recently formed group of liberal bishops, priests and laypeople from several countries responded to the letter.

The organization is a loosely formed group of volunteers like Ms. Lillis, many recruited after she had rescued their pets.

The unit is being bought by a newly formed group of its managers and former managers, backed by Barclays Private Equity and by the Bank of Scotland.

He asks our newly formed group of six what we'd like to see most and on the face of it seems enthused by our almost collective response – lions.

Some of the Salvadorans formed groups of their own, largely in self-defense, and over time they became increasingly aggressive.

Then they formed groups of three and worked for 20 minutes as a group on a joint marketing plan.

That aspect of the C.I.A.'s operations had mostly wound down in the seventies, but by then the anticastristas had formed groups of their own.

Nearly every village had formed groups of rebel militias that took potshots at Serbian units and kidnapped and sometimes shot Serbian civilians.

The Bradford Lads were friendly rivals with other newly formed groups of climbers from northern cities, particularly the Rock and Ice Club from Manchester and its stars, Joe Brown and Don Whillans.