Sentence examples for a vast gathering of from inspiring English sources

In a letter dated January 20th, they noted that Saudi Arabia had participated in a vast gathering of world leaders and ordinary people in Paris, who had come together to defend free speech and protest against the terrorist attacks of the preceding days.

A scion of one of Pakistan's most famous political families was shot and kidnapped on Thursday, marring the final hours of an electric general election campaign that concluded with Imran Khan addressing a vast gathering of supporters from his hospital bed.

Best time to go: May through July to enjoy the midnight sun, to hike, sail and see a vast gathering of sea and bird life.

But once we saw the vast gathering of people assembled in Golden Gate Park we had to recalibrate our thinking.

This vast gathering of provincial material provided the archaeological foundation for what was, at least at the start, a feisty provincial institution.

The vast gathering of sta tistics, the 19th decennial census since Congress ord ered the first in 1790, will be a self‐portrait of the United States of America, filled in by the heads of 71 million households.

Ray himself had written an introduction, and it was hoped that he could be present at the grand celebration that was to take place at ComicCon, the vast gathering of graphic artists, comics writers and their fans, plus related enterprises and genres, that was slated for San Diego in mid-July.

Each of the world leaders who will be present in Rome at the pope's funeral is being challenged as never before to announce before this vast gathering of the faithful his country's commitment to end the horror of Darfur in the name of John Paul II and all that he stood for.

Such a huge gathering of disparate proteins is biologically meaningless.

Celia W. Dugger (NYT) INDIA: LAST BATHING DAY Hundreds of thousands of Hindus, hoping to wash away their sins, immersed themselves in the Ganges on the last bathing day of the Kumbh Mela, a vast religious gathering that drew tens of millions of people over 43 days.

Mapping was just one small piece of a vast intelligence-gathering operation that involves hundreds of officers, however, leaving Muslim and civil liberties advocates far from ready to declare victory.