Sentence examples for centre gathering from inspiring English sources

Athens, which became the capital of Greece in 1834, soon came to be the chief cultural centre, gathering together writers from various areas, particularly Constantinople.

We lack a unique stock centre gathering duplicate seeds of international rice mutant collections comparable to the Nottingham Stock Centre for Arabidopsis.

The protesters marched around the city centre before gathering for a rally near the cathedral.

A trained observer prospectively identified events in consecutive patients admitted to a general medical ward in a tertiary care academic medical centre (November 2010 to February 2011 inclusive), gathering information from record review and debriefing front-line staff in near real time.

When did an off-centre gathering of travellers and music-lovers become part of the Season, complete with correct attire: cute frock, Hunter wellies, Ray-Bans for the fashion fascists; coloured braids, 'funny' hats, sunburn for the arrivistes?

Its high-profile Common Weal project holds out a vision of "all of us first" politics replacing "me first" politics; its director, Robin McAlpine, has recently suggested his organisation may soon spawn its own online newspaper, city-centre gathering places, and even a TV service.

Canadian interest in what works centres is gathering momentum: Current developments are mostly taking place at the provincial level.

Meanwhile, the erstwhile media centre buildings are gathering tenants and last Tuesday a ceremonial shovel was plunged into the ground where a new Transport for London HQ will be built.

But demonstrations for and against the Islamic cultural centre are already gathering at the edges of the event.

The Join Me phenomenon centred on Wallace gathering together like-minded souls through the marvel that is the information superhighway, and getting them to perform random acts of kindness.

During the Wednesday rally, Mr Antonescu claimed that the European centre-right leaders gathering in Bucharest were discussing plans for the "federalisation" of Romania with Mr Basescu as an accessory".Romania is and remains a model in treating minorities, but will always be a single national state," he said in a speech abounding in nationalistic jibes.