Sentence examples for gather anything from inspiring English sources

Mam tells us gather anything that burns, coal, wood, cardboard, paper.

Gather anything you can find crates, pieces of machinery, whatever.

The Pran family had no time to gather anything.

Gather anything else you might need.

If the wind picks up, gather anything loose outside and bring it in, or tie it down if you can.

Gather anything that reminds you of the person you are trying to forget about and return them if you can.

The company insists that while it reserved the contractual right to track students' surfing habits individually, it never gathered anything more than their age, sex and ZIP code -- information it then shared in aggregate form with advertisers.

It's possibly "post-feminist" which, as far as I can gather, means anything goes so long as you acknowledge feminism has happened.

Then they walk into the Stadium, and there's 50,000 black people watching this game — they've never seen that; they've never been allowed to have that many black people gather for anything before".

But no other college sport gathers anything like the tens of thousands of people that fill a large football stadium, and then spill out into the surrounding town at game's end.

Their surprising success in the playoffs comes in inverse proportion to the times they have gathered for anything remotely resembling a conventional N.B.A. practice.