"Do we curse the man who denies the Word?" Brown rhetorically asks the assembled townspeople at one point in the play.
For instance, the current F-22 is made in various places in the United States, but assembled at one site.
Of succeeding emperors, Kangxi and Qianlong showed the most enthusiasm for Western music; the latter, who ruled China for the better part of the eighteenth century, at one point assembled a full-scale chamber orchestra, with the eunuchs dressed in European suits and wigs.
At one point a film (assembled by Eric Olson) interrupts the onstage activity to present images of war, nuclear blasts and other scenes.
At one point, with passengers assembled in the ship's theater, she said, "the attorney jumped up and grabbed the microphone away from the assistant cruise director and said: 'We're taking over the stage!
At one point, Trump went on a bizarre anecdotal tangent about the Long Island developer who created Levittown, telling the assembled children how William Levitt made a "tremendous amount of money," selling his company, and "bought a big yacht, and he had a very interesting life".
We wanted to make sure if anything that the books could stand on their own merits and their own creative strengths, which is one of the reasons we assembled the teams we did," said DiDio, who admits that at one point, "even our own internal staff were having problems with it".
At one point, reporters were hours away from posting a piece, but A.M.I. assembled a legal team to lobby against publication.
At one point, trying to drive away the crows, Marge assembles a scarecrow from castoff clothes, all of which had appeared in earlier episodes.
At one point, incredibly, Paulson got together with some investment banks to assemble bundles of the most absurdly toxic mortgages — which the banks then sold to some hapless investors and Paulson then promptly bet against.
