Sentence examples for friendly groups from inspiring English sources

It was built with large, friendly groups in mind -- there's a well-equipped communal kitchen, a large wraparound deck and a pool.

The carpet has been taken up, desks which are normally clustered in friendly groups are in straight rows, and all eyes are on Lu and her touchscreen.

Thus fed and snugly housed, they form a friendly group.

The directors are known to be a fairly friendly group.

"It's a very friendly group and the teacher is so enthusiastic".

The piece depicts eight masked young people, arms linked, in what appears to be a friendly grouping.

It was actually rather grand and, yes, even elegant, and staffed by a friendly group of "cast members".

As Hazard crawled past Fulham Broadway a friendly group of Chelsea fans surrounded his car and began pleading with him to stay.

"This is going to be the toughest fight we face this year on Capitol Hill," White House chief of staff John Podesta told a friendly group of farm lobbyists this week.

"I have a lot of regulars, and it's nice to have that kind of friendly group that I can essentially hang out with each day without having to leave the house.

This happens to be a reasonably friendly group of polls for Mr. Obama, and it's more likely than not that at least some national polls published late Sunday or on Monday will still show Mitt Romney ahead.