Sentence examples for are amassed at the from inspiring English sources

At every whistle, or dead ball, after 35 seconds -- the length of a shot clock in men's college basketball -- five new players are amassed at the scorer's table, ready to plunge into the game.

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The shipment includes sanitation equipment which has been amassed at an emergency warehouse in Bicester.

But Mr. Marzuki said he never expected that his inquiry into whether Mr. Suharto's vast fortune was amassed at public expense would make him a target of violence, as it did on July 5, when a bomb exploded in his office.

EAGLES OF DEATH METAL/TED BENSON -- Slowly, dozens of musicians have been amassing at the frontiers of good taste, armed with heavy metal and a smile.

When he played -- 14 games in the major leagues and a few more than that in the minors -- Jimy Williams was no threat to the stolen-base record Lou Brock was amassing at the time.

But at a time when wages have stagnated despite productivity gains, when wealth is being amassed only at the very top and the rest of us are having to scratch and claw merely to hang on, filmmakers might want to cast a more critical eye on the way we have come to define ourselves through our work.

It's amassed $122m at the international box office so this is not out of the question.

The brine shrimp eggs (Artemia salina) were amassed from the Fisheries Department, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Self-worth cannot be amassed from the outside.

The importation of the two GB analogues into bacterial cells appeared strictly dependent on the presence of the powerful betaine membrane osmoporters; their capacity to be amassed intracellularly at molar levels from extremely dilute solutions might constitute a basis to design a new class of antimicrobial agents.