Sentence examples for congregated together from inspiring English sources

More than 400 horses congregated together for 10 days in a sweaty, nose-nuzzling competition in Ogden.

In the 1920s it was noticed that young, hot blue stars (spectral types O and B) apparently congregated together.

It's like all the kids who were picked last for games, who wore weird clothes: we're now grown-ups and have congregated together".

She says: "The appeal of the Festival is so many people congregated together in one place to experience a convergence of stuff you would never be able to see if it was not part of a single festival".

The women I had met at the disco with David were either so butch they looked like they could donate to a sperm bank, or so feminine they appeared to be in drag, and congregated together at the bar while their butch girlfriends played pool together and fought with each other, drunk out of their minds.

However many SiNWs were broken; some others congregated together (Figure 6c).

Votes for women is a "great rage" he observed, in which "100s of women congregate together and smash windows and other kinds of outrageous deeds on purpose".

"When the protesters started to congregate together just before the proposed occupation it appears that Kennedy went much further than his authorisation.

Our cities are looking and feeling very different, as middle-class professionals flock to central neighbourhoods while immigrants increasingly congregate together, often in suburban enclaves.

"Groups of similar-minded people congregating together and publishing their thoughts used to be called a magazine," Andrew Sullivan, the former editor of The New Republic who now blogs for The Atlantic, wrote in an e-mail message.

Immigrants from the same place are bound to want to congregate together, but policy should try to prevent that consolidating into segregation across all the main areas of life: residence, school, workplace, church.