Sentence examples for assembly of men from inspiring English sources
It has also been derived, however, from covirium, meaning "assembly of men".
"Most bands are a gang," says Murdoch. "We were a loose assembly of men and women who fell together to make a record for a college project".
Over the past two decades this impressive assembly of men and women has won 34 big-city marathons, including nine times apiece in New York and Boston.
It was an assembly of men who, while moving in synchronicity, were each and every one a distinctive blend of fears and ambitions and confusion.
"They passed an alkali pan whereon were convoked an assembly of men's heads".
The informal allegations against al-Awlaki, if true, would describe levying war on the government: the assembly of men to direct violence against it.
Cells might be the ultimate molecular-scale machines and our ability to engineer them is relatively advanced when compared with our ability to control the synthesis and direct the assembly of man-made materials.
Political organizations in the past tended to be small in scale, with government sometimes in the hands of chiefs, sometimes by assemblies of men, and sometimes by secret associations manifesting their attributes in masquerade ceremonies.
The whole plot of a song consists of the progressive accumulation of minor motifs and major themes, from simple ideas (such as "the hero sets off on a journey" or "addresses his enemy") through typical scenes (such as assemblies of men or gods) to developed but standardized thematic complexes (such as episodes of recognition or reconciliation).
In late 1947, Seretse returned to Bechuanaland to seek ratification of his marriage from his tribe: at an extraordinary tribe assembly, thousands of men stood up in a dramatic show of support for their future Chief.
To quote the sacred script of the grove's notorious Cremation of Care ceremony, which includes the requisite summer-camp assembly of robed men, a 40-foot concrete owl, and a body burned in effigy (conspiracy theorists note: it is not a real body): Once again, midsummer sets us free!
