Sentence examples for gather that it from inspiring English sources

I gather that it was cut off after the Tibetan upheavals, but maybe the links have been restored.

We will gather that it was a Dry Flood, and that the term refers to the extinction of - apparently - all but a very few members of the human species by a nameless epidemic.

He talks about the 'collective sorrow' he witnessed and I gather that it was this experience, the fall-out from 11 September, that made him look again at Columbine.

I gather that it requires the sophistication acquired by working in the field, creating a sort of paradox: we want to avoid the insidious revolving door between an industry and its regulators, but we want regulators with the savvy to understand the industry they govern or from which they procure products.

I gather that it went into a vault somewhere for a number of years and then it came up for auction.' In 2005, the painting was sold by Christie's New York for $22.4m, a sum that was then a record for a postwar work.

I gather that it's only a matter of time before it's sold openly in shops.

"What you need, then, is somebody to hold a bucket and gather that rain and make sure it fertilizes something.

"The program can gather that information up and send it back on the Internet to anyone who wants to spy on your list of last calls," he said.

It's a chess board, and even audience members unfamiliar with the game played on it will gather that startling things are happening on this little square inhabited by barely visible wooden figures.

A major advantage of FMEA over other quality improvement schemes is the unique information gathered that makes it easy to identify the priorities of any actions required for improvement, lowering the riskiness of the medication-use process.

She added that the experience wasn't one she'd have wanted for her own underage daughter; well, yes, we gathered that – it's called HYPOCRISY.