Sentence examples for congregated in groups from inspiring English sources

Today, the Harlem players congregated in groups and moved quietly through the sprawling Little League complex here where each of the qualifying teams is housed.

During the next days, I saw many men looking like him dressed as a pious Wahhabi, congregated in groups listening to sermons delivered by their Sheikh.

The report, compiled by Josie Appleton, the Manifesto Club's director, records 12 prohibitions on loitering or congregating in groups, 10 bans on shouting or making noise, nine on swearing, six relating to begging, three outlawing face covering, three on rough sleeping and two on aggressive charity collection.

Double drummers congregate in groups to amplify their calls, which likely drives off potential bird predators.

Congregating in groups of two or more is banned in one estate in Guildford.

This type of biker bias is felt by many, especially when motorcyclists congregate in groups.

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

One goal of the sleekly modern design by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, said Judith Alpert, associate dean for real estate planning, was to significantly increase the space for students to congregate in groups or study by themselves.

Protesters are loaded into police vans or specially commissioned buses, taken to police stations all over London and sometimes even outside the city, held for hours, released on police bail with ludicrous conditions (not to enter the city of Westminster, or to attend any protests, or to congregate in groups of four), then the charges are dropped many months down the line.

Offshores typically congregate in groups of 20 75, with occasional sightings of larger groups of up to 200.

Narwhals normally congregate in groups of about five to ten, and sometimes up to 20 outside the summer.