Sentence examples for allowed to congregate on from inspiring English sources

Fans were allowed to congregate on the three levels of concourse, which are adjacent to the ramps and became extremely crowded.

One place she'll miss the most is the Free House restaurant at Bancroft Way and College Avenue, a 1926-built mansion formerly owned by the Presbyterian Church, and which served as a meeting place for the Free Speech Movement when members were not allowed to congregate on campus.

No more than 10 were allowed to congregate.

Organizing the hunger strike would have required prisoners to communicate with each other through the chain-link fences; they are not allowed to congregate.

"Subways are not homeless shelters, and the homeless will not be allowed to congregate in them," the commissioner said.

The city has granted nearly 30 permits for demonstrations while the convention is in town, and while a small number allow the use of other parts of the park, none allow participants to congregate on the Great Lawn.

In New York State, for instance, the State Liquor Authority established after the repeal of Prohibition issued regulations prohibiting bars, restaurants, cabarets and other establishments with liquor licenses from employing or serving homosexuals or allowing homosexuals to congregate on their premises...

Public and private messaging - Allow users to congregate on a message board, with the option to privately message someone.

The sound of music travelled far, and attracted villagers to congregate on the charpois (beds) laid out on the roof.

Groups of men started to congregate on street corners, or sit outside houses on the main road.

Some activists managed to congregate on a skybridge connecting the hotel to the parking garage, while others threw (organic) eggs.