Sentence examples for hobby group from inspiring English sources

We examined participation in the following civic groups: neighborhood association/senior citizen club/fire-fighting team, religious group, political organization or group, industrial or trade association, volunteer group, citizen or consumer group, hobby group, and sports group or club.

If you ignored the occasional yelps and moans and stripped away the exotic gear, it could have been a gathering of any hobby group, albeit one where photos were prohibited and participants mostly used aliases.

Far from loud political declarations and high-profile votes in the United Nations, the Palestinian Authority has gained legitimacy among the largest hobby group in the United States: stamp collectors.

That record was broken in by the record-breaking hobby group Indiana Fever and Fans, who in Indianapolis in 2015, lit 3,700 glo-sticks at once.

Social participation was assessed by asking whether the respondents participated in the following 8 types of group in their neighborhood: Political group, Industry group / Trade association, Volunteer group, Civic / Consumer movement group, Religious group, Sport group, Neighborhood association / Senior citizens' club, and Hobby group.

Join an adult sport league or active hobby group.

They sponsor friendship clubs, classes, athletic teams, and interest or hobby groups.

It highlighted an opportunity for schools, as the role of teachers was not reported as being the strongest influence in taking up the activities among any of the hobby groups.

Results: description of parent activities carried out together with the children throughout the week, during weekdays dominate interest clubs and hobby groups (often associated with preparation for school), staying out (walk, hike, playing on the playground) and reading (often before bedtime), on the weekend occur more frequently playing on the computer and watching TV.

After a project that has been 10 years in the making at a cost of around £4.9m, local people were invited in to see how Victorian architecture could be revamped to create not just offices and conference centres, but halls for clubs and hobby groups, a garden for a local grow-your-own project, a concert space and a business and training centre for local startups.

Having said that, the all-in-one set of tools works very well for sports clubs, hobby groups, associations and student societies.