Sentence examples for gather to take from inspiring English sources

Every three months, locals gather to take a wijkwandeling – a neighbourhood walk.

After a poker game breaks up, photographers gather to take pictures of another photographer who is asleep on the floor of the hotel.

Once a month, about 35 young Hispanic professionals gather to take a United Neighborhood Organization class that has become a leadership incubator for the city's fastest-growing ethnic community.

Video showed agents leading the man, as they held his hands behind his back, across the North Lawn on the Pennsylvania Avenue side of the White House, where tourists gather to take photographs.

Every five years, the 189 countries that have signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) are invited to gather to take stock of progress towards its stated goal: eventual nuclear disarmament, as part of a hoped-for process of more general disarmament.

One of the biggest draws is outside the town limits, where an impromptu corps of artillery men gather to take turns unleashing period-accurate (though not necessarily precision-aimed) cannon fire at a hill with a giant bull's-eye painted on it.

People gathered to take pictures of the fans more than the athletes.

Just outside, McAuley was told, ambulances had gathered to take people to the hospital.

Two weeks later, the 111 deputies gathered to take their seats.

When I got out, I wandered over to a pavilion where numerous bathers were gathered to take their constitutionals.

It was in Ms. Betancez's living room and kitchen that the family gathered to take in the news.