Sentence examples for old group of from inspiring English sources

Unlike the old group of titans, Bowman uses very little leverage, because technology stocks are volatile enough by themselves.

They've decided to move from Chicago to New York, which puts them back in the orbit of their old group of pals from Harvard.

Q. Did you worry about what your old group of friends would think? A. I was just going to do my own thing from now on.

Greyhound, a unit of Laidlaw, has said relief is appropriate because its pension plan covers an unusually old group of workers and retirees.

Or, perhaps a dusty old group of baseball owners just preferred to take it easy on another owner and look the other way.

His mother served as regent for a number of years, and the old group of officials serving the royal family maintained the kingdom's stability.

Nothing like a little girl power to freshen up a century-old group of characters.

The organization said Dignity/USA, a 30-year-old group of gay and lesbian Catholics, would also participate.

It is sponsored by Project CARE, for Community Alliance Revitalization Effort, a three-year-old group of dozens of black churches, Lubavitcher organizations, police precincts and government agencies.

Enter the C.I.A. (that's the Constitution Island Association, an 86-year-old group of private citizens who run the public tours of the island for the Army).

Through its collectors committee, a 26-year-old group of trustees and other supporters, the museum just received two Flavins from the artist's " 'Monuments' for V. Tatlin"series.