Sentence examples for forming a group of from inspiring English sources

He says he hopes to break partisan deadlocks by forming a group of "radical centrists".

Within the National Trial Lawyers Associationn, she's forming a group of women's-rights attorneys, seeking representatives from every state.

The prison's military officers responded to the challenge by forming a group of some 20 interrogators, analysts and linguists.

The elders said they were able to do so by forming a group of more than 100 fighters and posting them at each end of the valley.

The important thing is to remember that all successful basketball team planning should come by first forming a group of three superstars.

Over dessert, Ms. Hirsi Ali and the 20-something Elise Jordan, a former speechwriter for Condoleezza Rice who now works for the Ayaan Hirsi Ali Foundation, joked about forming a group of "neo-feminists".

It's fairly unbelievable that these four women would form a group of any kind.

"Marine is trying to form a group (of far-right Eurosceptics) in the European parliament and he drops this clanger.

In his free time, he formed a group of young poets and travelled from village to village doing readings.

Chastened by the rebellion, Mr. Silver quickly formed a group of Democratic Assembly members to come up with suggestions for improvement.

Mr. Hoffman got involved with the group and even helped form a group of twins who had lost their counterpart in 9/11.