Sentence examples for be able to congregate from inspiring English sources
"He will be able to congregate and commune with other pre-trial prisoners in the housing unit and will have recreation during the afternoon," she told visiting reporters.
People who go to the shows seem to find themselves to be a little in the minority amongst other people they know, so for them to be able to congregate with each other... it's a nice place maybe to meet a girlfriend".
Groups will not be able to congregate freely as these amended security measures will restrict their movements and keep them from particular locations, and increased fines and stipulations (such as those regarding bullhorns) will impede their right to free speech.
After a while, hundreds of protesters were able to congregate and die-in.
All of this makes it deeply unsettling that a group of white supremacists was able to congregate there Wednesday.
It was Sam Yi who provided this space where people who recognized the power and inclusiveness of the music were able to congregate and commune with one another.
These are places spiders tend to congregate, and if they have easy access to the house, they'll be able to make the jump quickly.
"Whether they are shelters, park benches, or other locations where they would congregate but similarly those suspected of these offences would be able to target different people for their own means," added Det Supt Griffiths.
She says: "The appeal of the Festival is so many people congregated together in one place to experience a convergence of stuff you would never be able to see if it was not part of a single festival".
