Sentence examples for could congregate on from inspiring English sources

Although the Tiestes had lived there for more than a year, they were still finishing things, like a game room with a big screen television and a pool table where family and friends could congregate on holidays.

He became a painter, she gave birth to three children and together they created a house, the sumptuous Villa America on the French Riviera, where a whole "lost generation" of artists could congregate to turn life into art.

Scores of CSK fans congregate on groups in social media outlets.

The high point of the day came at 4 or 5, when the chores were done, dinner was in the oven and the women could congregate in someone's kitchen or on the back porch to drink and talk.

The parades commission reluctantly decided on Saturday to gamble that 20,000 Orangemen could congregate at the Ormeau Park.

It had a kitchen for hot meals and a big common room, so groups could congregate.

Groups of similar schools could congregate around the assessment model that suits their vision.

Emanuel was where slaves could congregate, talk, and learn — where they began the move toward emancipation.

The benches, besides offering a sturdy replacement to the flimsy furniture currently used on the plazas, would also divide the space between free-flowing walkways and a central area where visitors could congregate.

Here they could congregate as they always had, ignoring jets that mostly dropped their bombs elsewhere.

Another proposal is to create a safe zone by the Turkish border, where refugees and defecting Syrian soldiers could congregate.