Sentence examples for in tiny groups from inspiring English sources

Dissidents who have done little more than briefly raise protest banners in tiny groups are being thrown into jail.

Maybe you still gather together in tiny groups to recount the violent tangle of teeth and elbows you had to endure in order to board the train, or how you slowly lost all feeling in your cheek after spending three hours having it pressed flat against a grubby window by a gang of tutting backpackers.

Except in tiny group of AAs, the β-sheet regions of psychrophile proteomes did not show any significant changes (Table 2).

In fact, only tiny groups among Trinidad's 80,000 Muslims say they support Osama bin Laden.

He gave talks all the time, but to tiny groups, in churches, in people's living rooms.

Mr. Bush was also deployed in the field to make speeches and press the flesh, and he impressed campaign officials with his willingness to slog through snow in Iowa and Michigan to meet tiny groups of voters.

A look at a map of Indignados and Occupy solidarity marches on 15 October 2011 tells you all you need to know: there was almost nothing to the east of the former iron curtain, with only tiny groups in Warsaw, Bucharest and Prague.

There are much younger unaccompanied children who still haven't been processed – so why did the UK take in a tiny group of older male teenagers first?

In an essay, "The Opposite of Loneliness," which was published just before her death and received national attention, Ms. Keegan touched on some of those same themes, in particular the pleasure of "tiny groups that make us feel loved and safe and part of something even on our loneliest nights".

And it certainly won't be present in just one tiny group of people, even if it did exist.

Elysium, a deceptively pretentious, not especially good, film where a lot of stuff gets blown up, posits a world in which a tiny group of wealthy people live on a fabulous space station fully visible from Earth, while everyone down on Earth lives in squalor and misery.