Sentence examples for moved in groups from inspiring English sources

At large events, people have always moved in groups to the next big thing.

He said the loners were easy to spot because most visitors moved in groups behind flag-waving guides.

Five-hundred voices – members of the London Symphony Chorus, and Community Choir with others who joined up for this occasion – moved in groups around the foyers of the Barbican Centre, mingling with the audience, cued by megaphone, before coming together for the final section under chorus director Simon Halsey.

The focus on individual car movement costs disaggregates the decision making process down but neglects the routine commercial position where wagons/freight cars are moved in groups or blocks from a common point to a common destination where this degree of detail, whilst useful, for management and commercial purposes can be irrelevant or unnecessary.

Activists moved in groups of around six to fuel the tire fire with petrol and more tires.

Law enforcement kept a close eye on clusters of black-clad antifa, who moved in groups of about ten, many who came equipped with helmets, gas masks and goggles.

Or, why do salamanders move in groups?

For a while they move in groups of four.

Heading for the square today the mood is grim; we feel we should move in groups.

Most marine mammals that strand themselves are social species, moving in groups to forage for food and to avoid predators.

"They move in groups so that they can keep an eye on each other and avoid individual members talking with us and becoming corrupted".