Sentence examples for group stroll from inspiring English sources

In August 2011 about 12,000 people in China went for a "group stroll" in the northern city of Dalian.

Calls for protesters to gather on Sunday for a "group stroll", as the rally was termed, had reportedly been circulating on social networks.

Although last year an independent Pride parade was organized by the Observatorio LGBT (actually, without permits, it was reportedly more of a group stroll) and publicized to the world by Yoani Sánchez, the government dissuaded people from attending.

I see a small group strolling along, a tall, handsome man at the centre.

Four members of his group strolled down the center aisle, playing and singing, then taking root in a rumba circle on the dance floor near the stage.

ON MARCH 31st two members of DHKP-C, a Marxist revolutionary group, strolled into Istanbul's main courthouse disguised as lawyers and armed with guns and hand grenades, and took a prosecutor hostage.

It is startling to see family groups strolling in the park, dressed as if every thread had just been woven and starched, and the little ones tottering along, quite privately absorbed.

A short while later, as it grew dark, I left Tanino and his group to stroll through the Vucciria once more.

As the tour group members strolled down Bedford-Stuyvesant's avenues and side streets, they at times seemed out of place.

Mr. Knight, the northern regional manager for California Trout, an environmental group, was strolling on a pristine stretch of the lower McCloud River and explaining how it would be inundated by a proposed enlargement of the nearby 602-foot Shasta Dam.

He asked residents and religious leaders to adopt ten blocks, form into groups, and stroll along the route weekly while praying with their neighbours.