Sentence examples for group of occupiers from inspiring English sources

Another group of Occupiers amassed outside a meeting of conservatives where several Republican candidates appeared on the same day.

When Ms. Wasserman Schultz declined the invitation on Sunday evening, saying she was unavailable, a group of occupiers marched to the hotel to show their discontent, but left when the police arrived, according to protest organizers.

Ammon Bundy, a key leader among the group of occupiers, is calling on likeminded Americans to travel to the remote corner of Oregon to join the group, who are calling themselves "Citizens for Constitutional Freedom".

"They were not happy that we were here, because they thought we were another group of occupiers, like the Russians," he continued, as knots of small boys swarmed around, asking for ballpoint pens for school.

But by Wednesday afternoon, the park was mostly empty, and the small group of occupiers gathered there seemed unsure if the barricades' removal was a victory.

The cops in one southern city were busy this past week cleaning a group of Occupiers from the front steps of City Hall in the middle of the night.

What's needed now, say the authors, is "a global cascade of flash encampments" -- small, flexible groups of Occupiers who can organize "without waiting for approval from any preexisting General Assembly".

One day, Kachel overheard a group of young occupiers, who were sitting on the steps just a few feet away, talking about him as if he weren't there.

Supposedly, at the turn of the 19th Century, the end of the 19th Century - the beginning of the 20th Century, there was a group of British occupiers in a very lush, very quiet, very peaceful, very uneventful part of India.

"These heinous acts are committed by a group of Zionists and occupiers that have failed," he said.

I had the fortune to spend the night with a group of about 30 occupiers -- the talk could have gone on through the early morning.