Sentence examples for gathered periodically from inspiring English sources

Several members of the Gardner family gathered periodically yesterday afternoon outside the ruined house, with friends and neighbors.

The corporation's members gathered periodically in the provincial and district capitals to elect a marshal, who represented their interests before the governor and the ruler himself; they also elected a number of officials to administer welfare institutions for the nobility (schools, orphanages, and so on), to help settle disputes, and to provide guardianships for orphans.

First, during the course of the trial, qualitative feedback will be gathered periodically from the case workers in the participating sites to identify the difficulties or facilitators in implementing and adopting the trial in their respective setting.

In addition to the actual research activities, the group plans to gather periodically for consultation.

She has long chestnut hair, which she gathers periodically into an improvised ponytail, and freckles on her nose.

Mer, among the Cheremis and Udmurts (also called Votyaks), a district where people would gather periodically to hold religious festivals and perform sacrifices to nature gods.

The small knots of protesters with placards who gather periodically outside government offices are usually complaining about a corrupt official who has seized their property.

Chairman Tony Pedder said: "The storm clouds which seem to gather periodically over the steel and steel-related sectors are once again evident".

In 2001, Rumsfeld appointed his friend to the Defense Policy Board, a group of lobbyists, defense intellectuals, and politicians of once high standing, who gather periodically to give the Secretary unvarnished advice on strategy and management.

He earns the name Sellout when he refuses to abide by the safe political orthodoxies of the Dum Dum Donut Intellectuals, his father's onetime rivals, a group of myopic local thinkers who gather periodically to figure out schemes for black uplift (sample: "EmpowerPoint, a slide presentation 'African American software' package").

He called the 1996 team "a beautiful bouquet of individuals," with the likes of Shannon Miller and Dominique Dawes, but said the team that won Tuesday was stronger, more prepared and more united because it trains in a semicentralized system, meaning each gymnast has a personal coach but the athletes gather periodically to train together.