Sentence examples for congregated along from inspiring English sources

The Azerbajanis, congregated along the border with Iran, are Shiites, but most Soviet Muslims are Sunnis.

Communications intercepts had indicated that there were more Syrian soldiers congregated along the border than usual, including some officers.

The more research she did, the more of these round-style halls she found — 18 in all, congregated along the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe rail lines running north and south near Texas Highway 36.

The bleachers were empty for Rodriguez's workout, though dozens of fans had congregated along the ballpark's padlocked perimeter, hoping for a glimpse or an autograph before Rodriguez left, most likely for good.

And touch-screen monitors give us the details: seven million people viewed the body where it was shown along the way, or congregated along the tracks; 300,000 in Philadelphia alone.

That may surprise anyone who has ever navigated a sea of peddlers, especially in Midtown, where it sometimes seems as if at least that many have congregated along one walk.

Although members of the same species may be observed congregating along a stream or basking on a log, there is usually little interaction between individuals.

In July, during the dry season, these animals depart for Tarangire National Park to the west, where they congregate along the Tarangire River.

This is especially true of the clammers who congregate along areas like Plumb Beach, by the Belt Parkway, plucking their quarry from the shallow waters and dropping them into buckets weighted to sit out of sight just below the surface.

In the country's rugged north-western corner, nudging the border with Albania, two national parks (Northern Pindos and Vikos-Aoös) attract a trickle of tourists to sites such as the Vikos gorge and the Zagori villages, but in far smaller numbers than those congregating along Greece's busy coastlines.

And what she has, on all days, is her Web site, a place where people who have only their eating disorders can congregate, along with the people who aspire to having eating disorders -- who for unknowable reasons of neurochemistry and personal experience identify with the self-lacerating worlds of anorexia and bulimia.