Sentence examples for to be a group of from inspiring English sources

I.B.M. tends to be a group of workaholics".

There used to be a group of institutions for pregnant girls called Florence Crittenton Homes.

"Some of them pretend to be a group of psychologists so they can meet and meditate," Mrs. Akadanova said.

What at first seemed to be one firefighter turned out to be a group of them, all apparently dead.

In Japan, Algren's troops turn out to be a group of frightened young men with muzzle-loading rifles.

The gunmen's targets appeared to be a group of young men and women sitting on a railing.

He added: "At some point, there's just got to be a group of guys that takes that next step.

"I think there's going to be a group of people who think we need to cut our budget more.

You should imagine that the audience you are attempting to communicate to is a group of senior Princeton undergraduates in computer science.

We were committed to being a group of friends and then we tried to find out something we could do as a group of friends.

We can reduce the important infinitesimals condition for a group G to be a symmetry group of a given system of differential equations.