Sentence examples for group was conceived from inspiring English sources
Finally, even though the group was conceived as an alternative to American power, none of the five member nations are eager for confrontation with the United States.
The group was conceived in 1975 by the writer and folklorist Rina Durante, a cousin, and initially led by Mr. Durante's parents, Daniele Durante and Rossella Pinto.
They're even more anxious to deny a rumour that the group was conceived by two male managers, who supposedly recruited the girls through an ad in the Stage, then lodged them in Berkshire while they worked on their act.
This group was conceived as a means to investigate how subjects retain their learning of a single force field.
The fertile control group was conceived without medical assistance (infertility medications or treatments) and the parents had no prior history of infertility.
The groups were conceived in 2009 as part of President Obama's revisions to the interrogation policies that he inherited from President George W. Bush.
Richard H. Collins, a Dallas investor, has taken over an unrelated group that was conceived by the Republican consultant Arthur J. Finkelstein to oppose Mrs. Clinton.
Through April 15 Organized by the curator, art- restitution lawyer and salon hostess Pati Hertling, this group show was "conceived of in the wake of the #occupywallstreet movement and the Republican primaries," the news release says.
An ad-hoc group called ResponsibleOhio, which was conceived and created by veteran Democratic Ohio political consultant Ian James, is backing the amendment.
PAGE B7 Sports A TOP DOG IS A CHIP Off the Old, Long-Dead Block Yes, a black standard poodle that took home the top prize in the nonsporting group at Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show this week was conceived using 25-year-old frozen sperm from Snapper, another prize-winning poodle who died in 1990.
The group states that the album was conceived as an attempt to reconnect with a playful, open-minded attitude associated with the discovery phase of childhood.
