Sentence examples for amassed at the from inspiring English sources

It's not the wealth amassed at the top but, rather, the lack of "skills, values, and habits" at the bottom that accounts for the widening income gap.

The Americana collection that Mr. Conger amassed at the State Department ranked as one of the largest in the world, worth more than $100 million, officials say.

She is entirely recognisable from the images amassed at the peak of her career – and yet this Hepburn is only nine years old.

Television trucks and reporters amassed at the street's west entrance, where an FBI truck and an Austin Police Department cruiser sat.

Although long queues amassed at the hospital into the evening, the effects of the unknown substance were mostly minor, with no one admitted for further treatment.

Colleges can help themselves as well as their prospective students by declaring (and demonstrating) that they are not judged simply by the number of AP or other advanced credits amassed at the end of senior year.

There the pressure forcing the fluid out of the leak causes the platelets to amass at the point of rupture, clogging up the escaping fluid in the process, says Klaire Evans, sales and marketing engineer with Brinker Technology, which is developing the technology.

With the space shuttle Endeavour nearing Los Angeles airspace, a crowd started to amass at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in La Canada Flintridge, where there was a sense of mourning among some of the onlookers.

A specialized subset of NK cells amass at the site of placentation early in gestation.

But perhaps there's a way to keep on using the work that the band has amassed, at festivals or in the future at Carnegie Hall, and promoting the further growth of something that's already substantial.

A thousand men, volunteers for the coming fight, had amassed at Camp Taylor, east of the city, and they lacked the supplies necessary for a cold April night on the shores of Lake Erie.