Sentence examples for congregate further from inspiring English sources

The bars attract the one group that can be categorized: the "single-handers" -- lone sailors who congregate further downriver near the town of Fronteras.

Younger fans of electro-pop, house and indie rock congregate further down the street at d:qliq or Exit07 next to Rotonde 2. With 14 antique-filled rooms starting at €125, the Hotel Albert Premier (+442 4421, albert1er.lu) is a five-minute walk from the town centre in a quiet neighbourhood near a park.

Putting to one side that the Mayor's office decided to issue a press release for this news — some might think that's a bit of overkill for one little startup — it is a bit of a coup to show that the fastest-growing companies (and Pinterest is certainly one, judging by other news today) are looking to set up shop in the city rather than continuing to congregate further south.

Grazers such as zebra and buffalo congregate in these spots, fertilizing them further with their dung, says one of the paper's co-authors, community ecologist Todd Palmer of the University of Florida, Gainesville.

With the current outbreaks in colleges as well as in other congregate settings, mumps orchitis in postpubertal young men may require further research.

But the best place to do this is near land, as the seals congregate in shallow waters, and every year the ice is receding further out to sea as global warming takes hold.

"When the protesters started to congregate together just before the proposed occupation it appears that Kennedy went much further than his authorisation.

He utters profanity on radio programs and publicly blasts the Rangers for driving up player salaries, claiming he cheers for the Rangers to lose games as hard as he does for the Kings to win them (Alas, neither made the playoffs).. Further, he actively courts his fan base, especially the zealots who congregate on the Web site www.LetsGoKings.com.com

The new plans envisage creating space for 1.5m people in the main part of the complex, with the intention of expanding capacity still further in the future to allow up to 3m people to congregate there.

For example, legal services and banking services tend to congregate closely but cleaning services and automotive services might be better served spread further apart.

However, following the terrorist attacks that occurred in the United States on 11 September 2001 and American military action in Afghanistan on 7 October, the Government decided to temporarily suspend overseas voting at the 2001 general election as having large numbers of Singaporeans congregating at known locations at known times could put them at risk of further terrorist attacks.