Sentence examples similar to start up group from inspiring English sources

Start up a group to help educate community members on poverty, or create an after-school program for low-income kids.

After The Doors he spent time pretending to be a jazz guitarist as well as starting up a group he called "Acid Causalties".

If you want to expand your club even further, consider starting up a group BBS system, posting an ad on Craigslist, putting up fliers, and going to clubs with a similar theme to 'scalp' people into joining your group.

In a group like this, guidance from the adviser is less frequent than in a start-up group.

In a start-up group, there are probably just one or two other Ph.D. students or postdocs, so the success of your projects will be intertwined.

She parlayed that experience into a job as head of the marketing and business development arm of a small start-up group called Mosto.

Mastering Your Ph.D.: Group Dynamics 19 January 2007 From start-up group to empire, your Ph.D. experience will depend in part on what type of research group you end up in.

The participants' satisfaction with group meetings with PT and with the entire 'BeweegKuur' guidance was higher in the supervised group than in the start-up group (Table  3).

This could be starting up a Facebook group or a local Meet Up.

"Basically I'd read books that said if you want to change something you start up a pressure group, and then you put pressure on MPs and then you get things changed in Parliament," he said.

Heimbach has since tried to start up a new group called "Nationalist Initiative".