Sentence examples for quiet group from inspiring English sources

There was a moment of quiet group contemplation, followed, as usual, by peals of laughter.

EVERY few days, at precisely the same hour, a quiet group of experts files into a special room in Bergen op Zoom in the Netherlands.

He has failed to specify where he would wield the budget knife, and he has defied, with a striking degree of success, the relatively quiet group of people who have called for him to honor a host of traditional disclosure and campaign practices.

The usual crowd -- a quiet group of perhaps 100 -- has swelled this year, to 266. Bill Clinton and political figures like Hamid Karzai, the leader of the interim Afghan government, have been invited to the Nightcap -- where, by the way, guests will be encouraged to leave their bodyguards outside for crowd-control purposes.

"They're such a quiet group but they've stood up tonight and told a few home truths to each other, which is fantastic from my perspective.

When I get a quiet group, things are pretty quiet.

THE CROWD Quiet groups, good-natured servers.

After a leisurely hour, I reached the top and spotted some hikers separated into quiet groups of two and three.

That evening, I joined the quiet groups of locals huddled in Vieste's many gelato shops for a scoop of nocciola ice-cream.

Men with thick dreadlocks bunched up in green, black and gold knit hats laughed on the sidewalk outside a White Castle that's been converted into a Jamaican vegetarian restaurant; quiet groups of well-appointed women wearing hats and flower-print dresses clutched Watchtower publications.

People climb the mound to the shrine in quiet groups and say silent prayers for Yuriage's victims.