Sentence examples for talk in groups from inspiring English sources

One, the headmistress of a girls' school in Britain, suggested that he create a half-hour period a week in which students talk in groups about whatever is on their minds.

"So essentially both of them are disenfranchised," Herndon said, adding, "The elderly, people who have trouble going out at night, and people who don't like to talk in groups or be part of groups are also disenfranchised.

A colleague went to work in a lab where going out for a drink after work was seriously frowned upon, and in the lab it was forbidden to talk in groups of two or more except for work.

She asked the students to write alone and told them they would talk in groups and as a whole group later.

They stood around and talked in groups.

When talking in groups about their most stressful situations, every cluster of children picked tests.

The International Association of Firefighters has sent teams of peer counselors from around the country to the firehouses that sustained losses, and they've talked in groups.

They're between classes and talking in groups or hanging back to talk to teachers: it's like high school with a higher average age and no girls.

They just jump into the cars as quickly as possible, avoid talking in groups and pick up clients in isolated places.

Most of HPs were observed spending extra time simply by side talking in groups and moving around.

GBV service providers who wished to participate in the project, but who did not feel comfortable talking in groups were invited to complete an individual interview using the same semi-structured guide and protocol as was implemented in the focus group discussions.