Sentence examples for would be grouped from inspiring English sources

Parts of the country as far-flung as Norwich, Newcastle and Exeter would be grouped together.

The contestants would be grouped into threes, rather than singled out one at a time for elimination.

It is unclear if Universal Music, which is not part of Vivendi Universal Entertainment, would be grouped with these businesses, or kept separate.

These generators, from hydroelectric plants to coal-powered plants, would be grouped into new companies, which would compete among one another for the best customers.

Classified according to the historical development of stressed vowels, French would be grouped with North Italian and Dalmatian but not with Occitan, while Central Italian would be isolated.

The Education Department immediately moved to push ahead with its reorganization plan by announcing how the city's 1,200 schools would be grouped within the 10 new divisions, which are being headed by 10 regional superintendents.

People didn't even realize they would be grouping photos together by using the hashtag, they were simply using them to send to Twitter.

"There would be groups of kids singing on the step outside my house, literally.

First Choice chairman Ian Clubb would be executive chairman of the new company, while Kuoni chief executive Riccardo Gullotti would be group chief executive officer.

There would be group meetings once a week, there was to be no foul language and family members had to be honest with one another at all times.

These would be "group-differentiated rights".