Sentence examples for body gathered from inspiring English sources

One morning last month, the Blair student body gathered for its weekly chapel, and Kohestani shared her story, her culture.

The Sunbeam incident led directly to the most recent spectacle, which took place last June when the A.M.A.'s House of Delegates, its policy-making body, gathered in Chicago.

As leaders of FIFA, soccer's global governing body, gathered for their annual meeting, more than a dozen plain-clothed Swiss law enforcement officials arrived unannounced at the Baur au Lac hotel, an elegant five-star property with views of the Alps and Lake Zurich.

Knowledge of the human body gathered from working with athletes can be translated to clinical settings, allowing exercise to be used as a form of treatment, rehabilitation, or even injury and disease prevention.

Rwanda has denied these claims, although leaked UN documents show the international body gathered evidence indicating that Rwanda has helped train Burundi rebel fighters.

Last week, to rapturous applause, the president of Liberty University denigrated the president of the United States and, with manly bravado, revealed to Liberty's student body gathered in mandatory convocation that he carries a concealed firearm.

Officials said the bodies, gathered in body bags, were then flown by helicopter to Salzburg, about 60 miles northeast of this resort, for identification by DNA analysis.

Just days after he unveiled a new policy to deal with extremists on both sides of the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, nearly 90 countries and international bodies gathered in The Hague to support him.Delegates hailed the "renewed", "rejuvenated" or "re-energised" American effort after seven years of ever more costly and dispiriting fighting.

The island state's Mercury newspaper reports that no fewer than 147 of the institution's best and brightest undergraduates this month made a successful bid for the Guinness Book of Records crown for most red-painted naked bodies gathered together at the same time.

Last December in Brussels, more than 70 scientists, policymakers, and representatives of European funding bodies gathered to explore how Europe could better support the next generation of scientists.

One possible explanation may be that, before lines of code and satellites enabled it, these interactions had to take place where physical gay bodies gathered.