Sentence examples for congregate up from inspiring English sources

Guests congregate up in the bar of the great house after seven and, after a few days, the convivial spirit of the place soon draws people together.

With barely enough room to move, little ones are carried and bigger children are led by the hand as their parents edge past others to congregate up front.

But the mild, damp climate may help to account for the country's political docility: perpetual drizzle makes Britons disinclined to congregate outdoors, dreaming up new ideologies and plotting revolutions.

If they end up congregating in gangs then they are more likely to commit crime.

Everybody ends up congregating and talking about going to do something but never doing it.

Comparisons of iconography from similar sites indicate that different groups congregated there from up to sixty miles away.

Colorful Post-its with baffling messages such as "cucumber" and "Java" are stuck on walls where clusters of staff congregate in stand-up discussions.

Panasonic's incubator is not the richest -- P.D.C.C. has a modest $50 million fund, which it has used to invest in about a dozen companies so far -- but it may have the sleekest offices: a thin-panel TV playing "The Matrix" in the lobby, glass-wall offices, a well-stocked kitchen where geeks working on the various start-ups congregate and swap stock tips.

They congregate at pick-up sites along stretches of road at large intersections outside the city center.

The kipunji is a social species that may congregate in groups of up to three dozen individuals.

With this tree, I was there maybe at 7 15 a.m., but I've already been there before, and I know that at 8, this corner is where all the kids congregate to get picked up by the school bus.