Sentence examples for gathering for decades from inspiring English sources

Though set in the green room of the Broadway theater where Cornell (Kate Burton) is portraying Shakespeare's Cleopatra in 1948, "The Grand Manner" might as well take place in one of the snug Buffalo parlors, replete with well-worn Oriental rugs and heirloom furniture, where Gurney characters have been gathering for decades.

Of course, the role of the populist is to disrupt the dust bunnies of public policy and sentiment that have been gathering for decades and leverage them to establish his personal power.

The creator, collector and visionary of this holiday wonder land, Ms. Sellena Carter, has hosted a holiday gathering for decades and collected Black themed memorabilia from every imaginable source.

The newly released files, all highly classified, have been gathering dust for decades in a Cabinet Office basement.

This contest of wills may seem familiar to Americans, but it represents a profound change in German politics and governing that has been gathering steam for decades, political experts here say.

They didn't need Harrison Ford to open their blockbusters any more – they simply need an obliging young Brit or Australian, which is why the really big loss-makers seem to hail from a strange, alternative universe where the half-known couple with the long forgotten, beneath a B-movie sci-fi conceit that's been gathering dust for decades.

"I was really surprised because I thought the Darwin collection had been pretty well studied," says Chatzimanolis. Don't be put off if the specimens you encounter in the museum have been gathering dust for decades.

The right's hate of the media has been gathering strength for decades.

APPOINT A GOOD-WILL AMBASSADOR Dr. Ione D. Vargus, a professor emerita of social work administration at Temple University and the founder of the Family Reunion Institute, has studied family gatherings for decades, particularly in the African-American community, where the tradition exploded after Alex Haley's "Roots" was published in 1976.

To achieve this, he shrank the central plaza around the park's sunken fountain — the site of impromptu musical gatherings for decades — by about a tenth, or a quarter if an outer perimeter walkway is included, and shifted the fountain about 22 feet to the east to align it with the arch and Fifth Avenue, making its placement more symmetrical.

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