Foreign diplomats were converging on Burma on Thursday, seeking to discuss the Asian migrant crisis which is widely believed to have its roots in the mass fleeing of the country's persecuted Rohingya minority.
The leaders' reputations are converging – except Sturgeon Tracked over time, the leaders' reputations now cluster together, representing a significant drop for Farage – much less popular than his party – a small drop for Cameron, effective but uninspiring, and a small rise for Miliband, who surprised panelists (admittedly from a low bar).
"The sensibilities between UK and American television are converging".
Walcott was a threat and Giroud was close to converging on another of his low first-half deliveries.
In the final days and hours of the campaign, the polls – which on average had been registering a modest Tory advantage over the past fortnight – have been converging on a dead heat.
It can't be stressed often enough that BBC-bashing in the press usually reflects both a popular blue-collar prejudice and a direct commercial conflict of interest: newspapers are in the media business, too, and media is fast converging in ways that are hard to predict.
"From Dublin to Lublin, from Portugal to Pomerania, the pitchfork-wielding populists are converging on the Breydel building in Brussels – drunk on local hooch and chanting nationalist slogans and preparing to give the federalist machinery a good old kicking with their authentically folkloric clogs," Boris Johnson wrote in the Telegraph on Monday.
Activists are planning to target Atos centres in their local areas before converging on 31 August in London, where they will join with campaigners from UK Uncut to take part in what is described as a "daring and disruptive action".
Columns several thousand strong are reported to be converging from the eastern reaches of the bush in the vast Jonglei state towards Bor, its capital, to join battle against government forces.
This is not the best of all worlds.My colleague reckons that the American economy is "converging rapidly on full employment".
