Sentence examples for gathering each from inspiring English sources

Naturally, today their numbers were a fraction of those who have been gathering each morning.

Farther northeast, in Daqing, the site of legendary oil fields, a few thousand former employees are still gathering each day to complain of inadequate severance pay.

For more than 30 years, they have been gathering each week, hopeful to discover flowers or plants they haven't seen previously, and to inspire one another with the comfort of pleasant company.

For more than 30 years, the group has been gathering each week, hoping to discover flowers or plants they haven't seen previously, and to inspire each other with the comfort of pleasant company.

A group of about two dozen parishioners have been gathering each Sunday to pray outside the church, and they also march at St .Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue every Wednesday.

Mr. Faught said he won over the community by eating every day at Kitada's, a diner where a yellowing Chesterfield cigarette stand graces the counter and people have been gathering each morning for nearly 60 years over Spam and eggs to talk about problems like the wild turkey population.

The move to decline almost $19 million dodges spending limits but commits him to raise every dime the campaign will spend, an ambitious $200 million goal that calls for gathering $100 each from two million backers.

America has always been more individualistic than Europe, say, and Canada, well, you have some of that in Alberta, I think… QUESTION FROM MARTHA: I wonder how much of the movement is fueled by "class warfare" as we see the large homogenous middle class of previous decades sort of fragmenting and more people gathering at each end of the income scale.

Along the tracks, another crowd is gathering - each person on his own, separated by a modest distance.

In addition, the different methods for gathering data each inherently have strengths and limitations that affect the range, whether higher or lower, of mortality estimates produced (See Appendix 2).

They had been circling each other for aeons in a sort of mating dance, gathering pace with each orbit, hurtling closer and closer.