Sentence examples for gathering for more from inspiring English sources

But also missing is the "biological passport" information that the U.C.I. has been gathering for more than a year — profiles of each professional rider, forming a database of comparative markers that any rider can be measured against year-round.

No one can say with any certainty that a tragedy will never happen again but it is significantly more unlikely to reoccur today – and the beds of Morecambe Bay have been closed for commercial gathering for more than six years.

In March 1995, the two had, as Mr. Macauley put it, "a breakthrough night," when Ms. Bruce held her own Cocktail Club gathering for more than 100 people at a rented bungalow at the Chateau Marmont.

So developers are now hiring people to help transform these spots into gathering places for more than just dust.

Imagine that a previously unknown Dickens novel suddenly turned up after gathering dust for more than 130 years.

A screenplay about the Spanish conquest of the Aztec empire that has been gathering dust for more than half a century could be resurrected by Steven Spielberg, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

While it was easy to point at objects such as plants, animals or rocks, and ask for the word, gathering translations for more abstract concepts and emotions was trickier.

From now through Sunday the four-story Dia building on West 22nd Street, with its wide-open spaces and capacious made-for-art roof, is serving as a gathering spot for more than 40 alternative galleries and organizations, with a geographical spread ranging from Rabat, Morocco, to Marfa, Tex.

The first section analyzes what I have referred to in the paper as "Behind Bandung," with a focus on the early and continuous organizational capacity building in the 20th Century with the deliberate goals of gathering strength for more effectiveness in the struggle.

Some think that such declarations of holism are wrong because systems biology is actually not holistic enough [ 2, 3, 7, 18, 25] and so far is really just old-fashioned molecular biology writ large: "a euphemism for gathering ever more details on an ever larger scale" [ 2].

Clottey, who has been gathering the containers for more than 15 years, cuts them into small tiles and shapes them over an open flame, later moulding sections together and binding them with copper.