Sentence examples for sociable groups from inspiring English sources

These are two very sociable groups of musicians and so it takes a while to get through the area with all the happy greetings being exchanged.

The protagonist is a clinically repressed copy editor (played by Carol Kane) who accidentally kills a male colleague, and then, not accidentally, dispatches several others and a couple of children selling Girl Scout cookies, and arranges the corpses in sociable groups in the basement of her house.

They're a sociable group.

A sociable group of matronly figures are together, assembled at a game of cards.

Guy Norton, who studies the behaviour of baboons in Makumi National Park in Tanzania, said baboons are "sentient and feeling animals" and display similar characteristics to humans with strong parental bonds and sociable group behaviour.

For the most part, they were a very sociable group who would take coffee breaks together and greeted each other on a first-name basis.

Members of the least sociable group lived from about 7 to 18 years; the middle group lived from about 9 to 25 years; and the friendliest group lived from 10 years on up, as some were still alive when the study ended.

The Hariri sisters have said that their house was inspired by a Giacometti sculpture and that "the spatial configuration of the house invites a variety of personalities and occupants, from hermetic individuals to sociable couples or groups, to be 'original' and invent their own way of habitation in this structure".

The most sociable of the group was MadeinTYO, who stood not more than five feet four.

Yutyrannus huali is thought to have been a sociable creature, living in groups and hunting in packs.

She told me about the great differences that developed between the two groups — how sociable and delightful the "enriched" pigs became, how hyperexcitable and aggressive (and almost "autistic") the "impoverished" ones were by contrast.