Sentence examples for transformed a group from inspiring English sources

He transformed a group of ambitious, competitive individuals who sought personal recognition for their achievements into a focused, dedicated, unified negotiation team.

In less than a year, Salgado transformed a group of untrained local citizens into an armed force that was able to track down and arrest kidnappers and murderers.

In less than a year, Salgado transformed a group of untrained citizens into an armed force that was able to track down and arrest kidnappers and murderers.

Having transformed a group of sparsely settled colonies into a continental power of enormous potential, many Americans thought the achievement so stunning as to be obvious.

A production of Monteverdi's "Orfeo" moved Artek onto the stage, and a collaboration with the Mark Morris Dance Company in 1997 transformed a group of Monteverdi madrigals into an evening of dance under the title "I Don't Want to Love".

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Is it possible to transform a group of strangers into a loving, egalitarian community for a weekend?

That's why the ability to transform a group of people into a true team can make you a more influential and effective manager.

Among those, Allen argues, is a mid-sentence capitalization of the word "We," transforming a group of colonies scattered along the Eastern Seaboard into a single nation.

In 2008 Kingfisher plc, the world's third-largest home improvement retailer, began pursuing a new strategy to transform a group of historically discrete business units into "one team," in part through intentional organizational conversation.

Mr Harewood returned to Washwood Heath Technology College with the aim of transforming a group of inner city teenagers into Shakespearean actors.