Sentence examples for fully gathered from inspiring English sources

THERE are two kinds of madness: the kind that strikes suddenly, like a startled bird, and the kind that stalks silently for years, circling round and round until you are fully gathered in its dark wings.

"You've just got to get on with it," he says matter-of-factly, then adds, just in case I'd not fully gathered his philosophy: "If you're going to do well in life, you've got to work hard".

Instead, Pb is fully gathered in the sulphide mineral galena.

In connection with these millions of young people who will also be fully gathered to show that barbarism will never win and to ensure that Marianne no longer cry.

There is an ongoing need to provide contemporary policy advice and research outputs to address some of the current problems being encountered as reform gathers momentum in medical education and workforce development, during the period when the long term information from the cohorts is not fully gathered.

He added:  They will be able to meet with some of the G8 foreign ministers tomorrow before the G8 fully gathers together and I will be joining and convening some of those meetings to discuss the urgent humanitarian needs and the urgent need for a political and diplomatic breakthrough on Syria.

On the contrary the number of inventions is directly related to the number of patents and scientific papers, which are both already gathered in fully accessible and exhaustive databases.

Although the relationship between meningococci carriage prevalence and disease incidence is not fully understood, the evidence gathered during this study showed a dominance of the C 23 P1.14 6 phenotype strain among workers from both refineries, reinforcing the concept that the dominance of a particular strain is an important marker of epidemic conditions (30, 31 ).

However, the potential benefits to healthcare services and the women who use them will be described to potential participants, so that they are fully aware that the data gathered will be used to provide recommendations to the Cambodian Ministries of Health, as well as to healthcare providers and communities in other countries.

However, the potential benefits to healthcare services and the women who use them will be described to potential participants, so that they are fully aware that the data gathered will be used to provide recommendations to the Kenya Ministries of Health, as well as to healthcare providers and communities in other countries.

When not fully extended, the wing skin is gathered into wrinkled folds by elastic connective tissue and muscle fibres.