Heads turned and horns honked; people gathered to ask questions and make comments at every stop.
The group had gathered to consider questions of morality and revealed religion (knowledge of God derived through revelation).
Today's black MPs have gathered to answer questions about race, equality, democratic representation and how far, or not, things have come.
When American cardinals gathered to answer questions at a press conference after their meeting with the pope in Rome two weeks ago, Cardinal Law slipped out a side door, later explaining with evident irritation that he "had other things to do".
I went on a tour of the World Cup host cities and, at a stadium in Bloemfontein, hundreds of fans in team shirts had gathered to put questions to the organising committee.
Before each interview, relevant information about the firm, available from the trade press and the firms' websites, were gathered to tailor questions.
By the time Leuci had finished, a large crowd had gathered to ask questions and take pictures.
"It is essential that the necessary data be gathered to settle the question in the forum of public debate about what kinds of family arrangement are best for society.
We were gathered to discuss the question, "Can sports lead in creating a more tolerant society?" Through my work on how to combat social isolation, and my strong support of Special Olympics, I've long been convinced that sports is a key tool for breaking down the barriers of exclusion.
Could a sufficient amount of cell recordings be gathered to answer the question of how this information should be combined from a population of such nonlinear detectors, e.g., for setting the relative weights for divisive normalization or by changing the conductivities in the diffusion equations that determine the properties of the underlying receptive fields.
