Sentence examples for posse from from inspiring English sources

In May 2014 its voters are likely to send to the European Parliament a posse from the UK Independence Party, which loathes Brussels.

Tamkinat Firoz, who graduated from Bryn Mawr as part of a posse from Boston, said the students should be prepared for a life-changing experience.

Texas A&M, the state's first institution to sign a partnership with the foundation, will also take in a posse from Atlanta.

Say hello to "I'm with Nigel", as the breakout star of Brexit tries to make it big in America, accompanied by his coat-tailing posse from back home.

What distinguished his posse from Mr. Obama's throng was not just its age but its demographic monotony: all white and nearly all male.

That was all it took to persuade the World's Fair Commission to reach unanimity in awarding the plum to Robert Moses's posse from New York.

In the past the Security Council has authorised the use of "all necessary force" but has delegated the fighting to posses from willing nations.

After an hour of white labels that probably aren't even released until 2010 and shout-outs to posses from Copenhagen and Lewisham, he faded in Ghost Town by the Specials.

Janice Laedke, a posse member from Danbury, confirms that.

POSSE Paul Banks from Interpol; Curtis Kulig, a graffiti artist; Craig Robinson, a men's wear designer; Sean Avery, New York Ranger.

Dave Pattee, a posse member from Redding, said that commuters who aren't part of the group are often surprised to see so many adults chatting with a teenager.