In downtown Brooklyn, DeSouza and hundreds of other Packer students congregated with more than a thousand other students mostly from nearby private schools in front of Borough Hall.
Instead, an eager throng dotted with bow ties and fezzes, in honor of Mr. Smith's geek-chic Doctor, congregated with downright civil enthusiasm and scoured a BBC America pop-up shop in the Ziegfeld lobby.
Walking into Eleftheria Square in the Cyprus capital, where the world's media once congregated with their lorries and satellite dishes, there's a smart new café and a few elderly gentlemen swapping stories on the wooden benches.
A large quantity of humanitarian supplies was being prepared and slated for the city of Tal Rifaat, where some 75,000 people had congregated, with more expected to arrive, said Linda Tom, a Damascus-based spokeswoman for the United Nations' humanitarian coordination office, via the WhatsApp messaging service.
A free-for-all takes place whenever three or more hermit crabs congregate, with all crabs intent on displacing someone else to get a larger shell.
Bands of Christian youths congregated with sticks and iron bars, promising to defend their neighborhoods.
For the Nafion membranes, the active proton paths became denser and congregated with each other at over 60% RH, resulting in the formation of well-connected networks.
The main man, swapping between instruments including a rudimentary cigar-box guitar, shook his beard and stuck out his tongue at the drenched crowd, but mostly just stunned those congregated with his prowess and dizzying playing.
Then they boarded trailers with their owners and trainers, heading back home to scores of ranches and training facilities where they congregated with horses that had not been to Utah.
The group of composers who now congregated with Glazunov, Lyadov and Rimsky-Korsakov were nationalistic in their outlook, as the Five before them had been.
