Meanings of interested group in English

In the coffee-shop Wankin is invariably the centre of an interested group.

In the background, by the steps, the boarders sat, an interested group.

The other children had drawn round in an interested group.

He explained the phenomenon to an interested group of white-bearded scientists as they ate.

Then he turned to the silent but interested group.

To the amazement of the interested group the young Virginian lifted her hand to his lips.

The school-children stood about in an interested group.

Mr. Hill was soon surrounded by an eager, excited, and interested group of anxious Democratic members.

Maximus and Lily were among the interested group, listening with fascination and asking a great many questions.

A footman was summoned and within a few minutes Armitage was the centre of an interested group.

An exclamation broke from the interested group.

In the evening, between six and eight, the cabin was crowded, and there was an interested group at the door.

In a few minutes I was surrounded by an eager and interested group of natives, who examined everything with the greatest curiosity.

But looking again into the envelope there was a folded note which she did not read to the assembled and greatly interested group.

Over near the lemonade booth, Bud's father was explaining to an interested group just how Bud came to be such a smart boy.

It was while dealing with the latter that our co-ordinator introduced an overhead projection outlining those communication skills deemed relevant by an interested group.