Sentence examples for means a group from inspiring English sources

Because it means a group of eight leadership," not the relevant committees," she says.

That means a group of analysts would challenge the conclusions of their colleagues, looking for weaknesses or errors.

Even though only one person can play it at a time, its immersive nature means a group of kids can feel as though they have entered Hogwarts, and you could envisage them taking turns with the Move.

That means a group that missed just 15 starts in all of 2013 is without two of its stalwarts, the other being Bartolo Colon, who signed with the Mets - that's 387.1 innings out of the rotation.

Bautista reflects a commonly held belief that it is important to get outside just to see the backdrop of the stadium and check the atmospheric conditions of the day, even if it means a group of bored pitchers will have to attend to his scattered hits.

Literally, chaebol means a group or clan of wealth.

It was quite a gang – sorry, I mean a group, a convivial crowd.

When they spoke of church, they meant a group of people and not a place of worship.

Last year, that meant a group of high school buddies throwing in a few thousand dollars each and winding up with Funny Cide.

"It must mean a group of qualities, by being champions of which in alternation, different men may all find worthy missions".

The resulting split meant a group of about 50 riders finished two minutes behind the stage winner, and another dozen finished three to five minutes back.