Sentence examples for outdoor group from inspiring English sources

Merrell is part of the outdoor group division of Wolverine World Wide.

This is an outdoor group portrait, in other words, interrupted by a stranger from another world.

It sometimes offends genteel taste, but it's rarely obscure, and it's often viewer friendly even for children, as are some of the works in "Lightness of Being," an outdoor group show at City Hall Park organized by Nicholas Baume, chief curator of the Public Art Fund, and Andria Hickey, associate curator.

Jason E. Senior, chief operating officer of the News Outdoor Group, wrote in an e-mail that the company would not respond to inquiries about the report of pro bono advertising provided to Mr. Putin in 2008 or the current advertising for the People's Front organization on News Outdoor surfaces in St . Petersburg

Jason E. Senior, chief operating officer of News Outdoor Group, wrote in an email that the company would not respond to inquiries about the report of pro bono advertising provided to Mr. Putin in 2008 or the current advertising for the People's Front organization on News Outdoor surfaces in St . Petersburg

This was, however, likely due to the relative decrease at + 0.25 and + 0.5 h post-awakening cortisol observed in the outdoor group following exercise.

Our findings suggest that those fracturing outdoors in snow free environments had a poorer health status than other outdoor groups.

Other high-level donors include the N.R.A., outdoor groups like Safari Club International, and ExxonMobil, Amgen and Altria.

Perdomo added that the range will vary depending on the terrain — in New York City, it's usually limited to a few blocks or half a mile, while outdoor groups have reported communicating across distances of up to four or five miles.

The aim of our study was to explore the association between dominance rank and body condition in outdoor group-living domestic horses, Equus caballus.

The aims of our study were: (1) to explore the association between dominance and body condition in outdoor group-living domestic horses; and (2) to assess whether herds that are more similar in body condition, height or age have higher levels of displacement interactions or interactivity.