Sentence examples for a typical gathering from inspiring English sources

But there, tonight and tomorrow night, a typical gathering of composers, choreographers and musicians will perform new and old pieces together in a setting that has all the intimacy of an old-time salon.

A typical gathering sees everyone introduce herself and if people have things that they want to discuss or issues they want help or advice with, they then bring them "to the table".

At a typical gathering in the newly renovated space on the building's third floor, prominent figures from the arts and sciences discuss a range of topics thought relevant to the ideas of psychoanalysis, while Web cams mounted to the ceiling record their exchanges.

The journey to this table, beautifully set in an East Village apartment, was on the surface, a typical gathering of New Yorkers passionate about food, yet once the conversation began and motivations for being there were shared, it was clearly, not typical in any way.

We students, about 70 of us, and 10 or 12 instructors -- a fairly typical gathering for Manhattan -- arrived at a hotel conference room at 7 p.m.

At a typical family gathering, it is not uncommon for my father, uncle, cousin or brother-in-law to produce some newly acquired blend for everyone to sample and discuss.

The game, played on a recent afternoon, was a typical mixed gathering for Pyramid Hill, a one-pub town of around 500 people in central Victoria that has become a model of rural revival and multicultural integration.

Let's take a typical Thanksgiving gathering of eight people.

Little things tell a visitor that this not a typical Sabbath gathering, and that the 20 people assembled here are as cozy together as old friends.

They preferred dissemination strategies that were already in their normal life activities, such as point-of-purchase education in retail stores and in packaging of baby-related products and typical gathering locations for males, such as sports venues.

The full survey is available as Additional file 1. Guides were approached in typical gathering places (e.g., cafes and city parks) outside of the Galápagos National Park, in three towns (Puerto Ayora on Isla Santa Cruz, Puerto Villamil on Isabela, and Puerto Baquerizo Moreno on San Cristóbal); guides were identifiable by their official Galápagos National Park badges.