gaggle造句

Beneath them are a gaggle of smaller partnerships.

A gaggle of journalists sit in a hotel foyer waiting impatiently.

A gaggle of schoolgirls followed the tennis star to his car.

The 40th anniversary of the New Asia College drew a gaggle of scholars together.

I snapped out of it when I became responsible for a gaggle of interns.

I rode my bike all around the area with freedom and had a gaggle of kids to play with.

Earlier this month a gaggle of Chinese academics arrived in Zimbabwe for a symposium in which the model was lionised.

This was true even when a boy had grown up surrounded by an enormous gaggle of non-biological elder brothers.

A gaggle of even more senior ones were asked to retire-and immediately won cushy, lucrative jobs at quasi-public agencies and private foundations.

But then, when a gaggle of pedestrians appeared, he jammed the protective hat on his head and dashed into the building.

We are Homo sapiens, a gaggle of bird-watchers, scientists, and photographers; they are Grus japonensis, the rare and celebrated red-crowned crane.

A gaggle of enterprises and NGOs banded together last year to form “Everyone for Education”, a movement to push for better results.

"That's a very pretty question. To answer it, you'd have to have a gaggle of international lawyers on the job, and they'd probably disagree."

And the haircut gaffe echoes the reputation for preferring style to substance that dogged Mr Edwards in 2004. Judging by a gaggle of schoolteachers in Iowa, the pretty-boy problem has not gone away.

He seized Harry's shoulder to prevent them being separated by a gaggle of shoppers plainly intent on nothing but making it into a nearby shop full of electrical gadgets.

As I followed Yang down one of the many side passages, a gaggle of children ran past us playing tag in the corridors, which had doors on either side.