Sentence examples for called gathering from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study is to present a new model that can assess the 'publicness' of not only public open spaces, but also of the wider category of publicly accessible places, called gathering places.

Mr. Obama talked, with echoes of Churchill, of the challenges of taking command of a nation beset by what he called "gathering clouds and raging storms".

A few miles away, the same month, his brother-in-law had 94percentt of his gas income withheld to pay for what Chesapeake called "gathering fees".

A 1560 painting called "Gathering at the Orchid Pavilion," by the Ming artist Qian Gu, records an alfresco affair that had taken place centuries earlier.

Part I of "Crashed" is called "Gathering Storm," an implicit reference to the first volume of Winston Churchill's history of World War II.

The Teller story really begins in the summer of 2007, when, as a 20-year-old Grateful Dead fan, he was travelling home to Florida from a Deadhead festival called Gathering of the Vibes.

Dinner parties are called "gatherings".

If they do keep reading, if they don't skip down to the step called:gatherings.

Mr. Markowitz called the gathering "more than a political rally — it's a love fest".

Having pushed aside President Bakr, he called a gathering of several hundred top Baathists.

Wildaid also called a gathering of interested parties on a similar subject in Beijing.