Sentence examples for congregating with from inspiring English sources

To avoid its spread, farmers in the quarantine area have been told to keep people off their property and to avoid congregating with other farmers.

From a very early age, I felt that music created a peaceful world in your mind; that it was about compassion, and congregating with people, rather than being solitary.

Any rebellion on their part - no matter how small - is deemed worthy of an Asbo, a local curfew, or becomes the target of new technology that is aimed at, for example, their hearing so that they are dispersed like dangerous dogs and prevented from congregating with their friends outside of the chip shop, or anywhere elsewhere in the town centre.

Yet, in the same breath, who would deny the big blue dose of Wow that opened and closed the movie, the images congregating with such force that any extra-terrestrials tuning in — from the safety of the fast-approaching planet, say — could be forgiven for concluding that the span of Earthly life had been, after all, no more than a chapter in a children's book, or a bad dream?

By remorselessly congregating with his closest club kid compatriots for a fancy dinner in Manhattan, of course. .

Inside the lodge, Palm was congregating with friends when a young kid walked in completely drenched, to which his mother suggested he "take off [his] pants and jacket".

Now, with cellphones, protesters can congregate with only minutes' notice.

Bands of Christian youths congregated with sticks and iron bars, promising to defend their neighborhoods.

Populations move considerable distances between seasons, and throughout the year individuals often congregate with birds of the same gender.

People congregate with friends or alone on their boats on the lakes, or unwind at home along the waterfront.

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.