Sentence examples for congregated structures from inspiring English sources

In another book, "The Search for Lost America," (Penguin Books, 1979) Salvatore Michael Trento writes that the Putnam chambers "appear to be the congregated structures of a social community; they are strangely different from any that have been built since colonial times".

Gregarious feeding is defined by clustered siblings feeding and congregated development (without independent larval tunnels and pupal cradles), often forming variously rounded or cave-like structures in the wood.

Surrounded by congregated multitudes, I now imagine that..

Households are generally congregated loosely around a central village.

The structure and the corrosion protection performance of the MAO coating can be improved by inducing these coarse and congregated Al-Fe-Si particles into fine and disperse distributed particles as that in the stirred nugget zone (NZ) through the friction stirring process.

In time, 33 Vauk family members, four generations strong, congregated at his open grave at Arlington National Cemetery.

Settlement is usually in congregated villages with houses of poles or twigs and thatched roofs.

The England supporters had congregated at a marquee opposite an area set aside for Sweden.

I noticed how the poor congregated around fast-food outlets, for the very simple reason that they could afford them.

The demonstrators, many dressed in white, congregated in front of parliament, where they lit a sea of candles.

The culmination came on April 26, however, when an estimated 50,000 congregated in the capital city to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster.