Sentence examples for gather rather from inspiring English sources
So these executives gather rather like thirsty cattle in a water meadow for the first time after the summer holidays, soaking up gossip and industry politics over dinner in the Great Hall of Kings College.
Evenings between male friends are, as far as I can gather, rather different.
That usually happens during the holidays, when the dining table becomes a place to gather, rather than just a place to eat.
SO the momentum of an anti-Armitage backlash gathered rather quickly.
He followed that with a driving run into the area and an effort that was gathered rather more comfortably.
Though for other Google services, such as its web analytics product, the company has faced the opposite accusation: i.e. that it's claiming it's merely a data processor — yet giving itself expansive rights to use the data that's gathered, rather like a data controller….
Layne's death is a long-time obsession for me, and I feel pretty confident in saying that I probably know almost everything that can be known about it by a member of the general population, but his entry is one of the shorter ones and is more oriented around a personal response to the information I have gathered rather than the information itself.
In the Pamirs, 77% of strictly medicinal plants (those that are not also used for food) are gathered rather than cultivated (see Table 3).
Learn that rubber bands were not used in the Gibson girls era, rather she used combs and pins to keep her hair in place, if you decide to use a rubber band, make sure your hair is gathered rather loosely.
While most scooters use much smaller engines and gather speed rather casually, the BMWs deliver brisk acceleration and a top speed of 109 m.p.h., the maker says.
The church, Shouwang, an evangelical Protestant congregation that was evicted from its rented quarters this month, has been at loggerheads with the government since announcing plans to gather outdoors rather than disband or return to worshiping in private homes.
