Participating males gather in a line at the display stage – a bare horizontal branch they have previously stripped of leaves and shoots.
He maintained that God worked in a miraculous way through his hands, and the peak of every service came when he seated himself like a prince on an elevated stage and worshipers gathered in a prayer line.
In late July, two days after Sheremet's murder, thousands of mourners gathered in a slow line that snaked its way around Sheremet's open casket, which stood, under sprays of dark-red roses, in the middle of a cavernous hall.
At the service's conclusion, guests gathered in a long line waiting to give hugs to the Singleton family.
MOSCOW — On any given day, the clothing seen on that once-sacred spot where somber citizens used to gather in long lines to pay homage to the founder of the Soviet state offers a whirlwind tour of Russia's fashion preferences.
The cast and crew tried to remain cheerful in front of the live audience between takes while the writers gathered in a room to rework lines for potentially larger laughs.
The players gather in a victory line to perform a very sporting team handshake and on the whole Iran deserved it.
Figure 3a shows that the two CDFs fit completely, while the splashes in Fig. 3b do not gather in a straight line.
Saturday 15 October marked the fourth annual Global Handwashing Day, and in schoolyards across the world, in Peru and Bangladesh, in Ghana and Pakistan, Egypt and Ethiopia, 200 million people, most of them children, gathered in a great act of communal handwashing: lines stretched across courtyards, tiny hands pressed beneath taps, a flurry of soap, water and lather.
"You guys are our first line of defense," Casi Callaway, executive director of Mobile Baykeeper, a conservation group, told about 50 volunteers gathered in a room filled to capacity.
