Sentence examples for groups put on from inspiring English sources

To me an ally is someone who shows up to events that groups put on and engaging face to face with marginalized people.

Considering the emphasis religious-right groups put on same-sex marriage, I thought it useful to check birth rates in nations at the time they instituted marriage equality and compare them to today.

Green groups put on a spectacle -- yes, Greenpeace even docked two of its famous boats nearby to "help in pushing the delegates" -- and some observers declared it a make or break event in global climate history.

PKK fighters, who had been fighting in the city and surrounding areas for over a year, had worked with the peshmerga as both groups put on a united front.

T WO weeks ago, the Community Service Society, one of the city's best-known left-liberal groups, put on a grand party in honor of Mr. Greenberg and that trusty lawyer, Mr. Boies.

In Egypt, small groups put on simultaneous "flash mob" demonstrations in numerous locations, outmanoeuvring the security forces in a new kind of urban, social media-driven guerilla protest.

Both groups showed improvement, faring much better than a comparison group put on a waiting list, preliminary results suggest.

He almost stayed home from the two-day conference on the Mechanism that the group put on, in early December.

I was fortunate later on in the day but our fast-bowling group put on a fantastic performance.

In 2011, the group put on a freestyle battle at the Fillmore Silver Spring that featured Big Krit, Devin the Dude and more.

Notable societies: Spotlight Theatre drama group puts on shows by well-known playwrights and presents original material from its members.