Sentence for group | Use group in a sentence

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• Just beyond was a group of unsaddled horses. (7)
• Verrian joined the group that Bushwick has left. (9)
• In a second every man of the group would be down. (7)
• In the evening I was one among a group of ladies. (10)
• Laura passed her eyes around the group of ladies. (10)
• Bramhaxri DeWitt joined them, and a group of friends. (10)
• The Board draws hurriedly together, and forms a group. (8)
• And the little group laughed together very good-naturedly. (2)
• That group of horsemen is our commander, his staff and escort. (1)
• Shelton moved from group to group disconsolate. (8)
• The group shuffled awkwardly together, though Adela did her best. (10)
• The eye-glasses of the Beckley group were dropped with one accord. (10)
• He was in the midst of a group who were gossiping about the Arnolds. (18)
• George Arstinstahl, I think, was the first to group different animals. (21)
• Excepting the group of four at the centre of the bridge, not a man moved. (1)
• Finally, in extreme impatience, he walked up to the group of spectators. (10)
• A group of officers close by were laughing; Swithin stared at them uneasily. (8)
• They claimed that the only solution was in the construction of group houses. (17)
• A group drew together, and with murmurs and gesticulation the meeting broke up. (8)
• What a group he could have made of her with them perching and flying round her! (8)
• This vastly transcends in importance the fate of any one book or group of books. (16)
• It froze hard all the week, and he began a life-size group of their two sheep-dogs. (8)
• Somebody ceased playing the violin, and close to him a group began discussing ethics. (8)
• They stopped and silently regarded the group of people in the snow and also Michael. (12)
• Old Jolyon had risen, and, cigar in mouth, went to inspect the group at close quarters. (8)
• A little further down the hill he stopped again to watch a group of convicts in a field. (8)
• I am sure I do not merely fancy the auroral light in a group of stories by another poet. (9)
• I felt I was becoming a more and more romantic figure to the little group at every word. (2)
• The ladies were in a scream of laughter as Mr. Brinkley lumbered heavily to their group. (9)
• Toward this group a woman was running, followed by the eyes of everybody about the house. (7)
• Close to my house there is a group of pines with gnarled red limbs flanked by beech-trees. (8)
• She had seen her father plant Dartrey Fenellan in the midst of a group of City gentlemen. (10)
• For a moment she looked out through the hall window that framed a group of black chimneys. (12)
• On the other side of the valley a group of red roofs and a belfry showed among the foliage. (2)
• The companion obeyed, and Frau Wahnschaffe, still watching the group, waited very quietly. (12)
• The young fellow touched his cap to the whole group, but he ventured to address only Boyne. (9)
• Mr. Campbell suddenly bursts into the group on the landing with a final bound from the stairway. (9)
• They came up to the group by the open window, still conversing hotly, indifferent to listeners. (10)
• Mollie was there holding court, entertaining a group of the younger men with her brilliant repartee. (18)
• However, in a group under a tree by themselves were the chiefs and James Greydon and his white friends. (18)
• The general lifted his hat to their group, and hoped that Mrs. Eltwin was well, and Major Eltwin better. (9)
• A group of Paris Conservatory professors constitute the most distinguishing teaching talent in France today. (3)
• A shrill cry drew the attention of this group once more to the person who had just kindly furnished a topic. (10)
• Some architects believe these group houses are the only economical solution of the problem of the small house. (17)
• Strangely disturbed, Courtier remained motionless, consulting the grave stare of the group of Georgian Caradocs. (8)
• It is always best to try to trap a group of leaders to one trap rather than use a separate trap for each leader. (17)
• Mrs. Brinkley addressed the defeated group, of whom her husband was one, as they came up the beach toward the wagons. (9)
• Two or three aides detach themselves from the group and canter away into the woods, along the lines in each direction. (1)
• On distinguishing the ladies of the group, the two gentlemen came directly towards them, and began the usual civilities. (4)
• The policeman left Beaton, and sauntered slowly down toward the group as if in the natural course of an afternoon ramble. (9)
• Every group of instruments was used with more detail and to produce characteristic effects both separately and in combination. (3)
• Approaching the 18th century, we now come to a group of composers who represent the most brilliant epoch of early clavier work. (3)
• With perfect distinctness he could still see the group before the altar rails, just as if he had not been a part of it himself. (8)
• I say this with the names of all the Bostonian group, and those they influenced, in mind, and with a full sense of their greatness. (9)
• Not far from this group sat two Hebrews, one young and the other old, talking of some business out of which the latter had retired. (9)
• With what curious silence he walked round and round the group of sheep-dogs, inquiring into them with that long crinkled nose of his! (8)
• As we were walking off the pier, I saw Janet conversing with Prince Ernest, and the next minute Hermann himself was one of the group. (10)
• The erection of concrete houses by individual builders cannot, as a rule, follow those systems which are adapted to group construction. (17)
• The last group about Mrs. Horn looked round, but Christine advanced upon them undismayed, and took the hand Mrs. Horn promptly gave her. (9)
• His feet, in their broad; flat slippers, made no sound on the dense carpet, and he came unseen upon the little group there near the piano. (9)
• She was driving in her electric car toward Schwanheim, when she caught sight of a group of young men at the entrance to the polo-grounds. (12)
• Pierson stood gazing at the mystery of the desert from under the little group of palms and bougainvillea which formed the garden of the hospital. (8)
• On entering the barrack-yard, I perceived a large group of officers chatting together, and every moment breaking into immoderate fits of laughter. (6)
• Boris Strumolowski had regained his Christ-like silence and Jimmy Portugal was damning everybody, except the group in whose behalf he ran the Neo-Artist. (8)
• He had come in quietly and quickly, preceding the announcement, and stood almost touching that little group at the window before they caught sight of him. (8)
• The General had dispersed his group of satellites by a movement with the Mayoress on his arm, construed as the signal for procession to the supper-table. (10)

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