Sentence examples for groups of fellow from inspiring English sources
Football clubs are generally born from youth associations, parish teams or groups of fellow workers rooted in a community.
Many former addicts find that support groups of fellow former addicts like Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous help them maintain their drug-free status.
Since she frequently opens her garden to groups of fellow day lily fanciers, night is also a congenial time to tidy her beds before the next day's visitors.
Such rises were a "market failure", Cameron said, largely caused by the "circular process" of small groups of fellow directors serving on remuneration committees.
FRANKFURT — In 1919, a soldier in Munich discovered that he could galvanize small groups of fellow trench warfare veterans with virulently anti-Semitic oratory.
Passengers on Sonesta Nile Cruises (www.sonesta.com/nilecruises) who want to see the Egyptian ruins unencumbered by groups of fellow travelers have a new option this year — individual tours led by Egyptologists.
Rather, the threat comes from small groups of fellow-travellers swayed by the romance of Osama bin Laden, fired by America's perceived belligerence towards Muslims, and supplied by a flourishing clandestine trade in small arms.Since September 11th, such groups have been responsible for relatively minor attacks, such as the recent shootings of American soldiers in Kuwait.
Groups of fellows at different schools around the state also meet on their own.
I ran my first marathon in 1979 with a group of fellow cancer specialists from U.C.L.A.
Dunham played with a group of fellow blind veterans enrolled in a Veterans Affairs health program.
