Sentence examples similar to distinctly gathered from inspiring English sources
PRINCETON, New Jersey — A bubbly collection, distinctly endangered freshmen, gather hope in Joshua Katz.
We gathered from this announcement that ABC felt distinctly let down by the boys in the back room, that it had counted doing business with orderly vacuums and had, instead, run up against people with opinions.
Somehow this hasn't happened, and the mystique that surrounds ancestral privilege seems as potent as ever – made all the stronger by its ability to gather up distinctly un-aristocratic constituencies in its trail.
Every summer, thousands of house music lovers gather for a distinctly Chicagoan tradition: a giant celebration of house music and culture in the South Side's Jackson Park, powered by Chicago's very own DJs.
Two marching bands gather in the bleachers before halftime of the Princeton-Lehigh football game — two distinctly different marching bands.
Gather around, gather round.
Still, I gather, gather, gather.
Outside politics and the BBC, and anywhere else Farage's "big silverback gorillas" are not delightedly deferred to, the lingering presence of pension-defying, grandparent-age colleagues can, one gathers, be distinctly unwelcome to co-workers – and not only those hoping for promotion within the next century or so.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
