Sentence examples for gather how from inspiring English sources

When I tell you that their hunt includes an involuntary dental extraction, you will gather how seriously they take it.

But the other half was played out in cyberspace as virtual reporters picked their way through imagined streets and clubs and homes to try to gather how an indiscretion there had led to a real life marriage break-up.

Learning to build your own fire can be a wonderful confidence-building exercise, and in firecraft sessions (at Hamsterley in Durham and Sherwood Pines, Nottinghamshire), children and adults can learn what fuel to gather, how to make a flame without matches and light it in wet conditions, and how to build it up so you can cook over it.

This includes providing an indication of what kinds of results and data teachers should expect to gather, how to interpret that data, where to go for assistance, whom to involve in the testing process, and what to do with the results.

If you can gather how obsessive I am about the show, maybe you'll understand what a landmark work it is -- brutal, foul-mouthed, violent and acted to perfection.

If a nightclub in Orlando is not a safe place for LGBT people to gather, how do we create safe places for us be different together?

And this raises interesting questions around what data is gathered, how it's analysed and who gets to see it.

Exactly what evidence is being gathered, how it is being reviewed, what these "established and rigorous procedures" are, the league did not say.

Recalling her childhood, Ponsot told the small group of students gathered how her mother used to put her to sleep by quoting Wordsworth, and that as a student herself at Columbia, in 1940, she studied romantic poetry with fervor.

We must collectively define a clear boundary between public and private in the digital world, limit the duration of data storage, and make known what data can be gathered, how it can be used, and under what circumstances.

Once you've gathered how the person acts in day-to-day life, keep an eye out for the stuff that doesn't mesh.