The phrase "gathering among" is not a complete sentence and is not a common phrase used in written English.
It could be used as a verb or an adverb if used in the context of a sentence. For example, "The students were gathering among themselves, excitedly discussing the upcoming exam."
Such clouds could allow satellites to better coordinate information gathering among themselves and reduce the reliance on ground stations.
Other images showed distraught people running away from the station and crowds gathering among police officers and ambulances.
The colorful semi-mystical gathering – among the faithful, Occupy has near-magical powers – recalled why it captured the imagination.
The race could be susceptible to unforeseen turns and missteps, but a consensus is gathering among top Republicans that the advantages for Mr. Romney are growing.
The party hosts, suspicious of his eagerness, gave him the wrong address; they did not want him to find this secret, illegal gathering among the trees.
Dalton's letter, sent on Wednesday, combines sympathy for the low morale that has been gathering among trainee doctors in England in recent years with a warning that the five-month-old dispute will rumble on even further unless a deal is agreed.
"It is not the typical antenna-rubbing," said Ed Kosner, the retired magazine editor, speaking of social gatherings among people in the same profession.
"Fairly or unfairly, social gatherings among the upper echelons of society in this part of west Oxfordshire have acquired a reputation for featuring narcotics".
No longer a den of adult sin, the local tavern is now seen as an attractive option for afternoon gatherings among parents.
With about 1,500 units in 11 buildings, the Amalgamated, as it is known, has a much more diverse roster of tenants nowadays, but continues in its role as a community anchor, with a nursery school, playgroups, crafts workshops, art exhibits and social gatherings, among other offerings.
Sending group emails changes the traditional one-to-one pattern of social contact and forms "electronic gatherings" among older people (Kamal and Patil 2004, 90).
