run a group

Frequency: 6.29.1 per million words

To organize and be in charge of a group (less formal).

groupVERB + NOUN

Categories:

run

Examples (10)

  • She runs a local book group for retired people.
  • He has experience running a support group for new fathers.
  • Who is going to run the working group on this project?
  • They ran a successful action group that campaigned for lower taxes.
  • Running a youth group at the community center is very rewarding.
  • It takes a lot of energy to run a large discussion group online.
  • I'm thinking of running a small study group for the final exams.
  • The teacher who runs the drama group is putting on a new play.
  • Could you run the focus group while I'm away on holiday?
  • He ran a small but influential political group in the 1980s.