She didn't once blub, nor gather, not even when eulogising about her parents or dead friends.
Friends and families, often encouraged by funeral directors, gather not for tears and corteges but for a show.
Now, Ms. Varda notes, people scavenge alone, and they gather not only agricultural surplus but supermarket trash as well.
The prelates had been scheduled to gather not to make policy, but to pray and get to know one another, as they do every five years.
Mr. Lendl said he envisioned a "family style" club where about 250 members would gather not only for golf -- and perhaps tennis -- but to socialize.
But staff looking for more focused activity will instead be encouraged to gather not in the traditional confines of closed office spaces but instead to brainstorm ideas in one of the 28 "hooded collaboration pods" which line the corridors.
"Once," designed by the inventive Bob Crowley, turns its stage into a meticulously authentic-looking pub, the kind of place where people gather not so much to forget their sorrows as to expatiate on them, in drink and in song.
Scene: While many hotels put the real party on the rooftop, the Ace begins the fun right in the lobby, with a vast yet lively bar scene often set to music by a D.J. Here, young up-and-comers gather not just for the company, but to browse the Opening Ceremony gift shop.
