Sentence examples for congregate make from inspiring English sources

Where do all the horrible crawling things in LA congregate, make weekend plans, and compliment one another's handbags?

The occasion of an art fair is, of course, a nakedly commercial one, an opportunity for galleries to congregate, make sales, build relationships with collectors, and garner awareness for their artists.

If privilege allows some parents to believe that they are capable of protecting their children without vaccines or vitamin K, my experience in the children's hospital – where all the sickest children congregate – makes me afraid that we can never do enough to protect the most vulnerable among us.

There's no central place where fast-food workers congregate, making them particularly difficult to organize.

A central plaza is lined with his hyperactively designed benches, and musicians and vendors of cheap jewelry congregate here, making for a low-key but lively scene.

There was still plenty of forage to support the birds, but logging and the expansion of agriculture reduced the areas where the birds could congregate and made them more accessible to hunters.

Officials cautioned that the diversity of such residential services, known collectively as congregate care, made them more difficult to measure and to compare fairly than the programs using foster families, which were graded earlier this summer.

Good air flow keeps farm animals healthy, while good lighting discourages flies from congregating and makes the barn a better place for people to work in.

"There is nothing that will make people congregate like food and beverage," he said.

Of course, as @adambosworth points out, social needs a tipping point where enough people congregate and contribute to make it compelling to return.

If possible, try to find a secluded bench relatively out of sight from where people are congregating, or at least make an effort to change the diaper only on an unoccupied bench.