First, gather your papers.
Students will first gather information on their virus.
From the large bar where diners first gather, to the communal table where they can eat, conviviality reigns.
To qualify for public funding, a candidate for governor must first gather 2,500 contributions of $5 each.
In a 2002 poem, "Home in Wartime" Reeve wrote: If I die first, gather the lost years with the late September apples.
Owners, who first gather at the clubhouse, later stand along wooden fences and shout encouragement ("Go Ollie!" and "Hunt 'em up!") like parents in a grandstand.
Any college administrator who seeks to ban beer pong on campus should first gather a dozen friends and play a few games.
The rules laid before MPs this week apply to England's grammars.To petition for a ballot, opponents of selection must first gather the signatures of one-fifth of those local parents who would be eligible to vote in such a ballot.
To create mixed media collages, students first gather photographic images of their leaders to photocopy or cut out of periodicals, and glue them on a large piece of paper as the foundation of the collages.
Researchers, sometimes working in unfamiliar territory, must first gather the insects and then bring them back to a laboratory where a technician will study them and test them for viruses.
The bulk of the new troops will first gather at bases in the region outside Iraq, where they will become acclimated to the terrain and weather and join up with their heavy equipment before entering Iraq.
