Sentence examples for always gathered from inspiring English sources

The people always gathered muguets right before May Day.

No matter what, we always gathered around the table eating and talking for hours.

It has always gathered more deposits in Hong Kong than it lends out.

But the choreographic wind never stopped blowing; it might scatter the dancers, but it always gathered them back together.

Until then, large intergovernmental agencies had always gathered experts to work on the technical standards that would become the DNA of the telecommunications industry, the standards to which all companies would have to build their networks and products.

Forests, where people had always gathered fuel, fruit and bamboo for house repairs, had become forbidden zones, guarded by men in the livery of some private semi-military company.

Friendly faces always gather at the conference table, but beyond that point — as the ancient mapmakers used to inscribe at the edge of the page — there be dragons.

Faces always gather avidly around the pair, all commenting, complaining and generally magnifying the father and son's distress and mortification.

"The security forces are stupid because they always gather at the site of an explosion, and then a second explosion occurs.

Growing up my father's family would always gather around the TV in my grandma's house on Sunday mornings to watch Formula 1 because of him.

Scharoun noted that "people always gather in circles when listening to music informally", and this inspired the radical concept of music in the round.