Sentence examples for To be congregated from inspiring English sources

Compared to the Dutch, the Surinamese migrants tended to be congregated at the lower end of the socio-economic structure.

Mitochondria and chloroplasts appear to have distinct associations with one another, and in most instances appear to be congregated around the nucleus.

It would be wise advice for lots of trouble-prone N.F.L. players, many of whom seem to be congregating on the Jets these days.

Instead, American warplanes are increasingly circling areas where Al Qaeda and Taliban leaders are thought to be congregating, searching for "targets of opportunity".

And it is perfectly natural, perfectly logical, that we expect them to be congregating in greatest numbers somewhere around the toilet bowl: silent, invisible, potent.

"We have advised them to avoid one particular bridge and one piazza because they tend to be congregating places for Roma fans and there have been a few knife incidents," said Phil Townsend, United's director of communications.

"They seem to be congregating a lot of back-row players.

"This is the very cohort of people who are likely to be congregating at RiZE Festival this weekend.

There are two sides to the story of Google's move to create a massive, seven storey startup / developer hub slap bang in the middle of of Shoreditch, where so many London/UK/European startups seem to be congregating.

Such a development would provide fodder to the supporters of Europe's dissolution, many of whom appear to be congregating in Britain in order to propel the "no" side to victory in the upcoming referendum this summer.

Place the vinegar- or wine-filled container where the flies appear to be congregating.