Sentence examples for gathered checking from inspiring English sources

From what I've gathered checking out reviews and watching the trailer, the film based on the book of the same name by local investigative journalists glamorizes Bulger's criminal escapades in Boston's underworld, details his bone-chilling psychopathic tendencies, and probes his secret-squirrel dalliances with FBI handlers.

In designing a new network, a considerable amount of theoretical and empirical test data needs to be gathered, checked, and analyzed.

President Barack Obama is the only presidential candidate who, each quarter, voluntarily releases his list of "bundlers," wealthy individuals who gather checks from friends and family members.

Both candidates are relying heavily on "bundlers," supporters who gather checks from friends and business associates and help host fund-raisers.

On Friday, Mr. Obama also released an updated list of his "bundlers," wealthy supporters who gather checks from friends, family members and business associates.

Mr. Langone is the first of what Mr. Romney hopes will be more than a dozen new recruits to his network of "bundlers," top donors who also gather checks from colleagues, friends, and business associates.

Mr. Perry's top "bundlers"— supporters who gather checks from friends, family members and business associates — could be asked to raise as much as $250,000 each, though campaign officials said that hard targets were still in flux.

In keeping with his practice — and unlike any of the Republican candidates for president — President Obama on Tuesday volunteered an updated list of his "bundlers," wealthy donors who gather checks from their networks of friends, family members and business associates.

A mass, irrational longing for punishment would gather; checks and restraints on the political classes' natural tendency towards repression would be removed, and our energy to resist the agencies of the state would be eroded.

But Mr. Obama has also proven himself adept at attracting much larger checks, as his latest fund-raising figures show, with a large portion of his total fund-raising — more than $55 million so far this year — coming in via the efforts of some 350 "bundlers," wealthy supporters who gather checks from their networks of friends, family members and business associates.

A growing number of the top "bundlers" — volunteers who gather checks from friends and business associates — to President Obama are gay men or women, a constituency Mr. Obama has avidly courted in recent months as he seeks to find new sources of large donations to finance his re-election campaign.