Sentence examples for gathering a group from inspiring English sources

They began by gathering a group of healthy adult male rats of a type that generally enjoys running.

They are meant to counter the vulnerability single riders normally experience by gathering a group of cyclists that is large enough to temporarily take over roads.

He was leaving because Salma was gathering a group of women at home, and their husbands wouldn't approve of them being in a house together with another man.

Mr. Cuomo's aides declined to discuss the commission, but education advocates and others said the governor had talked informally about gathering a group of education experts to study and recommend reforms.

"Europeans have been fans of the house party for decades, but only in recent years have Americans embraced the tradition of gathering a group of friends under one roof for a celebration," said Melissa Biggs Bradley, the former editor in chief of Town & Country Travel magazine, and the founder of Indagare (www.indagare.com), a luxury travel Web site started late last month.

Tony Hall seems to have anticipated the debate by spending his first two years in the job quietly gathering a group of advisers around him, such as former Sony boss Sir Howard Stringer, a team that could easily turn into a proposed unitary board ultimately responsible for checking the sort of editorial and financial lapses that have occurred over the past few years.

Only one focus group of clinical staff was carried out due to the practical challenges of gathering a multidisciplinary group together.

Galileo has fared better, gathering a powerful group of backers in Brussels and among industrial and political interests in key member states.

There is obvious potential in gathering a large group of frothing protestors in a boutique department store.

The open house's organizer, Lee Pera -- who now lives in a normal-sized house in Shaw -- has been gathering a growing group of small-house enthusiasts in the District for about a year now.

Use this informal search as a starting point for gathering a large group of possible candidates.