Sentence examples for warring group from inspiring English sources

Parker quit McShann in 1942, and, after a period of rootlessness and semi-starvation in Harlem, joined Earl Hines' big band, a crazy, warring group made up of old-line musicians and young beboppers.

He regularly sides with business partner E (Jason Mitchell), and towards the end of the movie is fired by him after the warring group members agree in principle to reunite.

When their rural army base is besieged, this warring group embarks upon a road trip towards London, during which Melanie's true nature will be doubted, fought over and gradually revealed.

Whitehead's own first novel comes up for a parodic allusion: "It's about two warring groups of chiropodists.

Hours after the offensive began, the United Nations' special envoy in Iraq appealed to warring groups to avoid attacking civilians.

It might also be a recipe for creating chaos in Afghanistan, with warring groups competing for dominance.

He also brokered a truce in Bosnia that year and has negotiated at length with warring groups in the Sudan.

Aronofsky and his writing partner, Ari Handel, divide the world into two warring groups, both descended from the sons of Adam and Eve.

Many areas of Congo are inaccessible — cut off by thick forests and warring groups — and many victims have been too frightened to speak out.

How far is "I'm writing a book about two warring groups of elevator inspectors" from "I'm going to make the first monster musical"?

Rome launched a counter-reformation but by the end of the 16th century almost all of northern Europe was Protestant, albeit fractured into warring groups.