Sentence The phrase "gathering back" is not a common English expression.
You could use the phrase "gather back" meaning "to bring back together" as in, The family gathered back together at the family reunion after many years apart.
Sure enough, the parties of stags and hens were gathering back at the airport by the time I arrived for my flight home.
A bunch of Molina's relatives were gathering back home in Venezuela to watch him catch the first start for the Yankees by a Venezuela-born pitcher, and he did not want to disappoint.
As we emerge from Labor Day, college students are gathering back on campuses not only to start the fall semester, but also, in some cases, to vote for the first time in a presidential election.
2.28pm BST CofE General Synod (@synod) #synod member gathering back in Central Hall after lunch to carry on with the debate on final approval of #womenbishops July 14 , 20141.05pm BST Synod breaks for lunch Sentamu leads a prayer and then it's into the lunch break.
The gathering backed its new powers for Mr. Westendorp with the threat that factions standing in the way of peace would forfeit crucial economic aid.
Through canny adjustments of the meter, "The Last Reader" starts sweetly lyrical, then wanders before gathering itself back into a standard melody and then wandering again.
The train carriages, spectacularly flung around in the opening phase, contain weird Rubik-ish boxes, whose vital importance is clear from the military personnel swarming all over the place, gathering them back up, but the secret behind them does not deliver any clear, satisfying storyline punch.
On a hillside overlooking the beach is a tree-shrouded compound where they meet informally to make the decisions that will later be rubber-stamped at Communist Party gatherings back in Beijing.This year's discussions at Beidaihe are particularly crucial.
Then the Jewish New Year celebrations--Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur--are approaching and you long for the warm family holiday gatherings back home, even though you and most of your family in Montreal, Canada are secular Jews.
Having a quiet London Thanksgiving at a restaurant was certainly a 180 from the usual chaos of my large, loud and loving family gatherings back on Long Island, but sometimes change can be good.
The interfaith rally for Park51 had speakers and participants from every religion except mine; as was the norm at interfaith social justice gatherings back then (thankfully this is changing), there was no Hindu speaker.
