"I was a '21' drunk," referring to the "21" Club, where cafe society congregated from the 1920's through the 50's.
A benefit being depicted within, titled "Save Our Church", involves several other churchgoers who have congregated there to raise money through song.
Over the weekend, a group of protestors marched through Charlottesville, Virginia, then congregated in a public park carrying torches, outraged at the city's decision to sell a statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee, the Charlottesville Daily Progress reports.
There, the entire program -- kindergarten through sixth grade -- congregated in one huge, noisy room where the classes were held temporarily.
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.
Tenants and their friends have congregated on the rooftops, running extension cords through open windows to watch the games on television, on account of the mostly obstructed views.
Ray was smoking cigarettes, and as usual at that hour talking barely above a whisper, as if bad memories and certain fond hopes congregated then and needed to be sorted through carefully.
A crowd of protesters congregated at Temple University on Tuesday and marched through north Philadelphia.
As protesters congregated in a Tokyo square after several marches through the city, there were some confrontations with the police.
The aurora, ribbons of moving, bright lights caused by charged solar particles that congregate through magnetic pull toward the earth's poles, is not a sure thing on any given night.
