Sentence examples for convene to from inspiring English sources
"convene to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It has the meaning of "meet together for a common purpose". For example, "The school board will convene to discuss the budget for next year."
Others convene to conquer some forbidding mountain.
On Sunday nights they convene to compare notes.
Nor do they convene to discuss oxygen facials.
The Liberal Democrats will convene to select their new leader.
In Santa Teresa, they convene to live a simpler life, closer to nature.
Then the party's Central Committee will convene to declare the son as supreme commander.
Based in Philadelphia, the group comprises forensic scientists, law enforcement officers and other professionals who convene to investigate unsolved murders.
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: In a future class, groups convene to finalize the layout of the Web site.
Once the FA receives this officially a three-person Independent Regulatory Commission will convene to decide his punishment.
The Senate has to convene to choose a new lieutenant governor — and if need be, a new governor — within 30 days of an opening.
Last month, State Attorney Norm Wolfinger, the previous prosecutor in the case, had directed the grand jury to convene to hear evidence starting on Tuesday.
