Late in 2012 during Nottingham's public GameCity festival, luminous Super Hexagon dominated an enormous screen in the city center outdoors, and an audience gathered to watch Cavanagh himself strive for the highest score against the only person near to being as good at the game as its creator: Jason Killingsworth, famed for his leaderboard dominance at particularly tough indie games.
"Will you call someone and tell them to please pull him away from that camera?" Ms. Sanford recalls having heard her sister Kathy say as they gathered to watch the governor unburden himself in public.
In which Robert Plant's bandleader gathers to himself a supergroup of über-string-benders – Marc Ribot, Greg Leisz and, yep, Bill Frisell – and gets down to "messing up" a small canon of country songs in one room, live.
Michael Clemente, senior vice president at Fox News, said it would not cover it, either live, in video or still photography, adding: "He's one guy in the middle of the woods with 50 people in his congregation who's decided to try, I gather, to bring some attention to himself".
It is amazing that at this late date in the history of globalization, a foreigner in China can still be a sort of Marco Polo, marveled at by the natives (when Hessler went shopping in Fuling, crowds would gather to watch) and marveling himself at the arcane ways of the Middle Kingdom.
The electorate must be convinced above all that he wants to gather power to himself, not in his interests, but in theirs.
(Jesus gathered the twelve to Himself),, is a church cantata by Johann Sebastian Bach composed for Quinquagesima, the last Sunday before Lent.
The text of the first movement, (Jesus gathered the Twelve to Himself) is a quotation of two verses from the prescribed Gospel for the Sunday.
But he still looks stiff when backpedaling and needs to gather himself to change direction.
With cold towels on his head brought by a trainer, Blake tried to gather himself to continue.
