Sentence examples for amass to from inspiring English sources

At summer's end, they amass to migrate to South American wintering areas.

They perform the same division but, rather than differentiating, the additional cells produced by the second daughter cell amass to form the bulk of the tumor.

That could free up extra money to pay off high-interest-rate credit card debt, which many students amass to pay for living expenses or school supplies.

Despite vows by United and its unions to pull together with whatever resources they can amass to keep the airline afloat, bankruptcy experts and United's competitors maintain that a bankruptcy filing is inevitable and will come within days.

It requires presidential and Congressional candidates to report to the public on their lucrative bundled contributions — the large packages of multiple donations that lobbyists and other favor-seekers amass to secure out-size gratitude from candidates.

The Republicans want to have it both ways as they fire all the ammunition they can amass to block Al Gore's quest for a manual recount of votes in Florida (front page, Nov. 19).

Crowds amassed to watch.

On Thursday, crowds amassed to mourn Karamanoğlu.

But malevolent mice have amassed to maraud.

So mountains of debt were amassed to fuel spending.

Before he died, in 1994, Velazquez gave the collection that he had amassed to Robert W. Smith.