Sentence examples for gathered in a single from inspiring English sources
All of these phenomena gathered in a single storm in Texas.
Now, for the first time, these have been gathered in a single volume, with an elegant introduction by John Jeremiah Sullivan.
As explained in the House Report which accompanies the Copyright Revision Act of 1976, "a performance made available by transmission to the public at large is 'public' even though the recipients are not gathered in a single place...
It has the form of Woolf's "Between the Acts," or Henry Green's "Party Going," in which a static group of characters is gathered in a single place for a short period, and the novelist darts around, inhabiting the perspectives of the chief players.
It is the race, it is an instinct at work here... Now is the time when the forces are rising up everywhere, because now the face of the destiny to which Europe was about to succumb is revealed... May the hour of 'conflict' find those forces gathered in a single, cast-iron bloc, unbreakable and irresistible". Italy made a leading contribution to intellectual anti-semitism.
This proved difficult because papers from several years may be gathered in a single file folder, and the effort to organize the papers stopped short of rearranging materials within and between file folders.
Those advantages, Mr. Friedman pointed out, are not lost on the arrivals to Silicon Alley, who, despite being in the business of universal access to information, he said, "make it their first initiative to gather in a single neighborhood".
"They're letting four and five offenders gather in a single house to create little sex offender clubs to prey on our children," said Ms. Pulliam, who has worked strenuously to rally neighbors against the newcomers to her block.
It is extraordinary, indeed, how many Olympic A-listers you can gather in a single place – in this case, the grounds of Bath University – just with the prospect of prominence on the festive TV schedules.
… And because people need many things, and because one person calls on a second out of one need and on a third out of a different need (chreia), many people gather in a single place to live together as partners and helpers".
