Sentence examples for run into a group from inspiring English sources

One reporter told de Blasio that she'd run into a group of "feisty Brooklyn moms" who had criticized the Mayor for dillydallying.

Indeed, while in Havana, I run into a group of teachers from New England visiting elementary schools to study Cuban literacy techniques, which emphasize phonics, the sounding out of letters and words.

In the story, the narrator and her father run into a group of young people, and she thinks, "That was what I wanted to do when I got older walk with friends, talking together and laughing". But later, when her father tells an anecdote, it becomes clear that the boy listening doesn't care.

Then I run into a group of boys, playing blackjack, who start talking about the Derry senior club championship.

He said they had got about a kilometre into the desert, only to run into a group of armed men.

On any given day you can run into a group of people protesting against everything from NATO's handling of the Ukraine crisis to dolphin fishing.

We actually ran into a group from Avani, selling their very nice, hand-woven clothes.

Walking down a street one afternoon, I ran into a group of blue-uniformed workers.

Birch's party ran into a group of Red Army soldiers; the Americans were told to disarm.

I ran into a group from Newtown, Connecticut — college-aged alumni of Sandy Hook.

As we approached a clearing, we ran into a group of American tourists on the prowl with their zoom lenses.