Coterie

The art world can often seem like a coterie of elitist insiders who are difficult to break into.

The company's board of directors was essentially a coterie of close friends and family members.

The famous author was known for his coterie of loyal fans who would attend all of his book signings.

The political candidate relied heavily on her coterie of advisors during her campaign.

The coterie of musicians is rehearsing for their upcoming concert.

The coterie of artists is exhibiting their latest works at the art gallery.

The coterie of musicians rehearsed together to prepare for their upcoming concert.

The coterie of artists showcased their paintings at the gallery.

The company's executive coterie gathered to discuss the future of the business.

The coterie of filmmakers was known for producing experimental short films.

The coterie of writers at the conference exchanged ideas on the art of storytelling.

The coterie of artists is organizing a protest against censorship.

The politician's coterie gathered in a hotel room to plan their campaign strategy.

The literary coterie meets every week to discuss books and exchange ideas.

The political coterie was in charge of running the election campaign.

The coterie of jazz musicians played until midnight at the local club.