Sentence examples for congregated said from inspiring English sources

Cummings, who lives just a few blocks from the where crowd had congregated, said protesters had a valid grievance.

Officers dressed in riot gear descended on the scene, and police shot smoke to disperse crowds who had congregated, said Belmar.

"Just like the hearth was a place where people congregated," said Eve Robinson, a New York interior designer, "the kitchen is now the place".

A pack of young men, who appeared to be in their early 20s, heading toward the hospital where soldiers had congregated, said they had traveled there, just like Mr. Monasalidze and Mr. Kharadze, to join the fight.

"What we need is a place to congregate," said Brigitte Corneille of France, a senior business and language major.

The site is supported by advertising, and is intended to complement the TV show and give fans a place to congregate, said Jordan Kurzweil, vice president of development for Fox.com in New York.

That's where they get their sense of belonging, and that's where they congregate," said Allan, who focuses the clinic's outreach efforts at churches and mosques.

"What I see happening in many alternative or independent library spaces not always, but often is a deemphasis on the need for a site of practical space where people, particularly the disenfranchised (in the widest sense of the word), can congregate," said Judah Rubin, a Baruch College professor, poet, and library nerd.

"There'll always be need for gay people to come together and congregate," she said.

"There are conventions held in town, and the alien people like to come here and congregate," she said.

'We'd like the development to be pedestrian friendly, pull the storefronts toward the street to make it seem like an environment where people would walk and talk and congregate," he said.