Sentence examples for Plan to converge from inspiring English sources

That evening, the protesters plan to converge around the convention site, Madison Square Garden, outside the official security zone.

They plan to converge by land and in kayaks during a three-day "festival of resistance" starting 16 May.

The march was organized to have seven starting points, most of them miles east of El Silencio, with a plan to converge at some great junction.

The Bush campaign said 28 of Mr. Bush's fellow Republican governors, including his brother Jeb, of Florida, plan to converge on Austin on Sunday for a rally.

On Thursday, some of the bustle may return, a short walk away, as protesters plan to converge on the New York Stock Exchange at 7 a.m., two months from the day the occupation began.

A "Call to Action" posted on its Web site does contain criticism of the Democrats, noting that progressives plan to converge in Charlotte "to oppose policies of the Democratic Party and their banking cronies" and stating that "Democrats and Republicans are pushing austerity programs while simultaneously brokering deals that bail out and benefit banks and large corporations".

Demonstrators were planning to converge at Merdeka (independence) Square although organisers asked people not to try to breach police lines.

And doctors are again planning to converge on the Capitol over the issue, scheduling their rally for April.

A coalition of groups plans to converge on the State Capitol here on Tuesday to protest the proposed repeal.

Campaigners said that protesters from throughout the British Isles were planning to converge on Balcombe this weekend in a march for "a frack-free future".

To mark the anniversary of his sentencing on 7 May, thousands of Mr Badawi's supporters are planning to converge on Saudi Arabian embassy buildings across the world, staging protests and demanding his release.