Sentence examples for favourite gathering from inspiring English sources
The favourite gathering point for artists at this time was Le Moulin de la Galette on Rue Lepic.
Bingham's Boston bookstore became a favourite gathering spot for local teachers and a focal point of agitation for free public schools.
The sidewalk café is a favourite gathering place for men, and watching a football (soccer) match on television in the local café is a popular form of entertainment.
Other favourite eating places were the Rocher de Cancale, on the rue Montorgueil, famous for its oysters and fish, and the Restaurant Durand, at the corner of the Place de la Madeleine and the rue Royale, a favourite gathering place of politicians, artists, and writers, including the authors Anatole France and Émile Zola.
Adiga is the librarians' favourite, gathering nine nominations for The White Tiger, but he is closely followed by Toni Morrison, who picked up eight for A Mercy, the story of a 17th century slave girl bought by an Anglo-Dutch trader.
As everyone's favourite Gathering-of-the-Juggalos-but-for-guys-who-wear-Airwalks-and-do-ketamine Boomtown festival is right around the corner, it's important to remind ourselves that, while drugs are totally kewl and great, they can be extremely uncool and fucked up.
But Mr Dayal exposed a very different version of events, thanks to one of his favourite tip-gathering tactics of drinking with police officers.
Emerge is my favourite social enterprise gathering.
He came top in a straw poll of favourite candidates at an influential gathering of conservatives.
Upon its introduction to New York in 1893 and to London in 1894, it almost immediately supplanted whist in the card rooms of men's clubs, and before 1900 it was the favourite diversion of fashionable mixed gatherings.
Novak Djokovic, gathering his energy for Paris, will start favourite there in a fortnight, and Nadal, who has nine triumphs at Roland Garros to buoy his inner drive, will be a little behind him in the frame – as he was last year.
