Sentence examples for in little groups from inspiring English sources

They sit around in little groups on estates and chat.

"The soldiers congregated in little groups, ignoring us," she recalled.

And people are kind of coming together in little groups and messing around.

There were Indians or Bangladeshis walking in little groups of three, and a few tourists.

Dooleys' lie in little groups about the cellar dives which skirt West St.

I went to find them, and they were all in little groups.

In his youth he played recorder in a local ensemble (he still plays in a little group) and viola in a student orchestra.

Every morning in Chinatown's Columbus Park, old men, young students and graceful women of a certain age gather in their own little groups to perform tai chi.

For women, cliques were associated with class environments: "they are all in their own little groups".

As a journalist in the early 1970s, in a "little group that bared its teeth to power", he focused on culture.

At first, the four of us in our little group were grateful just to be in the door as reporters.