Sentence examples for group formed of from inspiring English sources

A group formed of every minimum wage call centre slave you've ever bellowed at in anger.

Only in the indie world could a group formed of members of Smith Westerns and Unknown Mortal Orchestra attract the super prefix.

Mr. Oakley can now be heard singing with the Zimmers, a vast rock group formed of elderly retirees and overseen by Mike Hedges, the U2 producer.

Fair Deal for Expats, a group formed of British expatriates living abroad in 10 EU states, represented by the law firm Crofts Solicitors and Patrick Green QC.

ICOMP, an ecommerce lobby group formed of Google rivals, has called for the publication of both Google's proposed remedy and the full Commission decision — which has yet to be put online, although competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, said in June it would publish the decision in full (minus any commercially necessary redactions).

The results of the NATO tests were analyzed by a group formed of experts from Canada, France, the United Kingdom, and the United States, and the group's conclusion was that the 5.7×28mm was "undoubtedly" the more efficient cartridge.

Consequently, "groups formed of members having this adaptation of nature" tend "to survive and spread" (Spencer, vol. II, 1978: 43).

Groups formed of Spanish and Western European women were more similar in their pharmaceutical consumption.

The account is run by Organizing for Action, the advocacy group formed out of Obama's presidential campaign organization.

CoalBlue's secretary, Stefan Bailey, said the group formed out of a desire to elevate Democratic pro-coal voices.

"Authorities see us as another social group formed within the cradle of the revolution".