Sentence examples for group of area from inspiring English sources

We slipped past a menacing group of "area boys," who act as parking attendants and shake down anyone who drives onto their turf.

A group of area arts companies will honor any nonrefundable tickets for productions of "Porgy and Bess" and "The Barber of Seville" planned by the Baltimore Opera Company, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection this month.

Both the lighthouse and the fog horns, which were originally installed in 1934 and last sounded in the 1950's, have been restored through the efforts of Faulkner's Light Brigade, a group of area citizens, some of whom will talk about their roles in the restoration process.

If they can't take care of this, how can they care for more than this?" Mrs. Klein is part of a group of area residents, Citizens Against the Rest Stop, who are marshaling their efforts to fight the State Department of Transportation's plans to double the size of the rest area, which is on the eastbound side of the expressway between Exits 51 and 52.

The company is also actively seeking a group of Area Developers in the U.S. to open initial units as part of "founding cluster" of partners by year's end.

Injuries that were sustained on 9/11 were significantly associated with heart disease for a sub group of area workers who returned to work after 9/11, but who were also limited to returning to areas some distance from the WTC site.

The Russian River Valley was among the first group of areas to be recognized, in 1983.

At the press conference, Obama said that he "very much welcomed President Karzai's announcement to the third group of areas to begin transition".

Ideas about the effect of psychedelics tend to focus on something called the default-mode network, a theory that there is a group of areas that are active when the brain is at "wakeful rest" and not focused on anything else.

Trenchard also likes being a generalist, and focusing on investing across a broad group of areas.

Essentially, a region or ecotope is a geographically linked group of areas.