Sentence examples for to group around from inspiring English sources

In the years that followed, al-Ashʿarī, now installed in Baghdad, began to group around himself his first disciples.

Once there is a consensus established in a state, the pollsters tend to group around it, reducing their independence.

Tom Rothman, co-chairman of Fox Filmed Entertainment, which includes 20th Century Fox, said he sensed that the murk was actually beginning to clear and that Oscar voters were beginning to group around a handful of films, including "A Beautiful Mind," "Black Hawk Down" and "The Lord of the Rings".

By their accounts, a mini-rebellion has been brewing against Judge Meron, prompting some of the 18 judges of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia to group around an alternative candidate for the election for tribunal president this fall.

In her spare time, Erica offers interview workshops and project consultations to groups around the globe.

Dr. G. Allen Power, a geriatrician in Rochester, talks to groups around the country about this issue.

He has largely kept a low profile, speaking to groups around the country but staying off the television talk-show circuit.

On Nov. 20, Tom Curley, the president and chief executive of The A.P., spoke to employees in New York City and by Webcast to groups around the world — a recording of which was heard by The New York Times — about the state of its business.

About half that income goes on software engineering and new technology, and much of the rest goes on community outreach to editors, both organised by the foundation and grants to groups around the world.

For its part, the Commercial Club does not preclude the notion of urging tax hikes and wants to raise several million dollars for a campaign that would include key members talking to groups around the state.

This year de Jager will give about 85 Y2K speeches at $7,500 a pop to groups around the world.