Sentence examples for make a group of from inspiring English sources

Now, I was going to make a group of them.

He was the kind of man who was willing to make a group of kids his friends.

There it was, a single adjective with the power to make a group of female golf wizards feel like Aunt Clara on "Bewitched".

Retlaw offered this alternative explanation: If you make a group of ten coins, that group will have the same number of tails as those left have heads.

After a recent battle, he found he was able to make a group of Iraqi children laugh with his Phraselator's Star-Trekky vernacular.

Moreover, if the essence of football is to make a group of supporters feel good about themselves; to create happy memories; to make it all seem worthwhile – then Ireland have succeeded.

It's an emotional filter that makes a group of people, terminally lonely to begin with, all the more solitary.

A wait-and-see approach is the shortest route to making a group of men grumpy and argumentative.

WHAT makes a group (of voters, relatives, believers) stick together, even when its membership is varied and quarrelsome?

In 1962 Mr. Johns made a group of prints by pressing his face and hands, covered with baby oil, onto large sheets of paper.

As a young designer with little money, he made a group of inexpensive cotton eyelet separates, at left with hats, that startled the rigid Paris couture.