Sentence examples for gather those from inspiring English sources
"That was the issue really for me: one by one gather those friends back in.
If the geneticists could just gather those reports, they say, they can recreate Myriad's database.
She had all of seven hours to gather those impressions, having arrived the day of the victory.
They design exhibitions not to convince the skeptic or attract the outsider, but to gather those of like minds to share a common vision.
The sacrament was always held in summer, when the whole tribe could gather; those pledging to undertake the most arduous form of the ritual usually did so in thanks for having been relieved of some grave difficulty.
Mr. von Ahn gathered those squiggles from digitized images of old manuscripts, books and newspapers — including The New York Times.
Gathering those ratings had nothing to do with HappyOrNot, but the underlying issue applies to assessments of many kinds.
So what's the difference?" Levein today gathered those players he can currently pick as the buildup for Friday's European Championship qualifier in Lithuania got underway.
Packer gathered those experiences and conversations into "The War After the War," his 2003 Letter from Baghdad and, later, into a book, "The Assassins' Gate: America in Iraq".
In a new book to be released tomorrow, "What Becomes of the Brokenhearted: A Memoir," Mr. Harris gathers those crumbs into his own story.
