Sentence examples for gather quite from inspiring English sources

We managed to gather quite a crowd.

Reader Annah Legg said: With buskers outside, it gathers quite a crowd.

Baumbach has gathered quite a cast, and there's no weak link.

Vermont and Georgia marble costs from eight to ten dollars a cubic foot and she had gathered quite a windfall.

The girls's team has gathered quite a following, with 800 people attending each game and tickets selling out fast.

In 50 years it has gathered quite some history, between the dynasty's founding patriarch, El Farruco (Antonio Montoya Flores), and its most celebrated current performer, his grandson El Farruquito.

Dinner in the Sky may sound outlandish but it's gathered quite a following and, in a collaboration with California-based wine producers Ravenswood, it's in the UK on Saturday dangling from a crane above London's Covent Garden.

Dinner in the Sky may sound outlandish but it's gathered quite a following and, in a collaboration with California-based wine producers Ravenswood, it's in the UK on Saturday dangling from a crane above London's South Bank.

"If Microsoft already had some success in the tablet market — e.g. with Surface — and already had gathered quite a user base then having a smartphone probably could make some sense.

This section had gathered quite a reputation.

If you're a frequent flier, chances are you've gathered quite a load of frequent flier miles.