Sentence examples for easily gather from inspiring English sources

The crew could then easily gather around, disassembling and denailing its red-pine skeleton.

He said volunteers would easily gather the 385,000 signatures needed to qualify for the state ballot this November, but the group might delay a vote until 2014 to raise money in anticipation of a fierce public fight.

"These aren't factory workers who can easily gather signatures on the factory floor or in a parking lot during a break," said Arthur Fox, a lawyer for the worker who has challenged the election.

If anywhere is natural recruiting ground for the centre-right it is here, the heartland of Italian industry and the cosmopolitan centre of the Italian north, which looks down its nose at the poorer, rural southerners.But Mr Formigoni is not the sort of man who would easily gather the modern business vote in Frankfurt or London.

The S.E.C. was certainly hamstrung in its investigation because Mr. Sanchez resides in Spain, so it could not as easily gather evidence of possible connections with Banco Santander or other sources of inside information as it would if the transaction involved American companies and United States residents.

But they either lose the races for those pucks or dump it in places where the Wings easily gather it in and start their own attack — and when Detroit has the puck, the Penguins are less capable of getting it back.

Both Mr. Miller and Mr. Weiner, below, had been expected to easily gather the minimum 7,500 signatures required to make the ballot, but total petition results -- like early fund-raising success and endorsements -- are one measure of the "invisible primary" (so called because it discounts things like poll numbers and is invisible to actual voters, if not reporters and pundits).

On the contrary, SS was able to easily gather and formed a cluster (Fig. 2d).