There’s a coterie of news hounds calling themselves as citizen journalists behind Wikinews.
Greg and his coterie were not the first to make art out of abandonment in Detroit;
The little coterie of powerful international bankers virtually run the United States government for their own selfish purposes.
The need for a patronised inner coterie: Iraq taught us that magnitude of destruction has to be immense.
He and his criminal coterie would delight to see the Sarlacc's victims struggle helplessly, as they tried to climb up the slippery shifting sands of the Carkoon pit.
Seventy-five years after Benjamin Graham and David Dodd wrote Security Analysis, a growing coterie of modern-day value investors remain deeply indebted to them.
Francoise herself has always said that her legal actions were in fact aimed at protecting her mother from a coterie of gold-digging hangers-on.
It represents the feature of Juvenile Student and Chinese Monthly, elucidates the same objective of Kaiming's coterie to literature and education by analyzing the content and their writers.
He is a longtime friend of Ahmadinejad, a relative by marriage, and a member of his innermost circle, a coterie so tight as to form a faction within a faction in Iran's ruling establishment.
