Sentence examples for do gather from inspiring English sources

These efforts, which might seem so minute at the time, do gather momentum.

Eventually, faithful friends who are dear to us do gather near to us once more.

Many of those who do gather for an annual meeting in Haggerston, northeast London, where they celebrate the life of Grimaldi.

Mediators assume that if the rebels do gather it will be practically impossible for them to disperse, since they will, in effect, be under the guard of south Sudan, whose vice-president, Riek Machar, has led the drive for peace.

While swifts do gather in large communal roosts to sleep during fall migration, they are unable to perch, and sleep while clinging to the walls of chimneys or other vertical cavities.

If confronted with the school food, he said, he will do what all his friends do: gather as much bread as he can, "put half an inch of butter on each slice," and call it lunch.

But a cluster of New Yorkers, 20 people or so with nothing better to do, gathered to taunt the Topekans.

From all corners, officers, who apparently had nothing better to do, gathered around me.

Eventually, she did gather herself to tuck Serena Williams away.

The industry does gather and allocate capital, maintain liquid markets and spread risks — useful work that needs skilled people.

Villagers did gather together a few years ago to watch a film about AIDS prevention on an outdoor screen.