Sentence examples for gathered for the purpose from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, October 11, 1947 P. 26 Talk-Visit to the Rainbow Room where lexicographers were gathered for the purpose of coining the right superlative to describe a forthcoming Cecil B. de Mille film called "Unconquered".

In 1880, a notorious raid on a nearby temperance hall halted "disgraceful proceedings" at which almost 50 men, half of them dressed as women, gathered "for the purpose of inciting one another to commit abominable offences".

Talk-Visit to the Rainbow Room where lexicographers were gathered for the purpose of coining the right superlative to describe a forthcoming Cecil B. de Mille film called "Unconquered".

By Harold Ross and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, October 11 , 1947P. 26 Talk-Visit to the Rainbow Room where lexicographers were gathered for the purpose of coining the right superlative to describe a forthcoming Cecil B. de Mille film called "Unconquered".

The fact that a very large number of kurgans i.e., mounds of earth raised atop chieftains' graves exist in the Western Steppe attests to the availability of relatively abundant manpower in ancient times, but, again, such monuments were raised by a chieftain's followers, who were gathered for the purpose from afar and temporarily.

Therefore, these data were not gathered for the purpose of studying race, ethnicity, or the association of either of these with patient discharge to rehabilitation facilities.

The first film where he used this technology was ABC Africa, which was compiled from footage shot with two small digital video cameras, material originally gathered for the purposes of research and scouting.

Only a year later, a crowd at the Drayton Manor Theme Park in the UK, gathered for the express purpose of setting a new record for "longest crowd cheer" (they did at 8 45 seconds).

It's pretty ballsy to tell a number of people who have gathered for the sole purpose of hurling invective at the cops to cut out the potty mouth.

However, the primary goal of Medical Councils has been to regulate the medical profession [ 12] and the data gathered for this purpose is not always matched to the needs of workforce planning.

The independent review, to be led by the intelligence and military thinktank the Royal United Services Institute, will look at the proportionality of the data gathered for surveillance purposes and the legal framework in which this happens.