Sentence examples for group of junior from inspiring English sources

Over the past year, a group of junior and mid-level analysts have concluded that Isis advances have pushed al-Qaida to the margins of global jihad.

A group of junior high students bullies a girl — beating her, forcing her to strip to her underwear and then snapping pictures with their cellphones.

At the headquarters of most political campaigns, there's a familiar organizational structure: a group of junior employees carrying out a plan devised by a bunch of senior advisers.

"Friendship is a two-way street," Mr. Olayos said, unfolding a poster board on the subject of friendship for the group of junior high schoolers to see.

" The latter: "Our son is part of a group of junior Sunfish sailors and a few weeks ago, they had a junior moonlight race.

"I don't see that a group of junior bankers in London can decide this without a global debate," Mr. Tucker wrote in an e-mail in May 2008.

Singing for Their Supper Every spring, a group of 14 male Yale juniors — including, 100 years ago, a fellow named Cole Porter — is selected to be a Whiffenpoof for the following school year.

"There is a tremendous temptation for journalists, for readers, and the average person who thinks about the Court, particularly today, to think these are a group of junior-league politicians, and what they are doing is deciding things on a political basis," he told me.

A tight-knit group of juniors and seniors share a love of sports and their city.

Asking a group of juniors recently about meeting the university standards, Ms. Flores got mostly blank stares.

Woods was paired with pro John Daly, then relatively unknown, in the final round; the event's format placed a professional with each group of juniors who had qualified.