Sentence examples for gathering if from inspiring English sources
we stop gathering, if we lose our ability to gather comfortably, happily and with generosity, we're losing an essential foundation of civilized life".
And I wondered what Birger would make of this gathering, if he would consider his stubbornness justified, his sacrifices after her death worthwhile.
How sweet it would be at Eid, he told the gathering, if instead of slaughtering an animal in praise of Allah, they would slaughter an Ethiopian.
Another aide said that Mr. Davis still could attend the BMG music gathering if one of his records is completed in time to present to the executives.
"Let us not put off to later consideration and study of the single act, the one decision which must emerge from this gathering if it is to have real meaning," he said.
A young man from Toxteth who was involved in throwing stones at police in Liverpool: "Like I was en route to somewhere and there was, like, a big gathering if you know what I mean.
The three forms of data-gathering (if one includes cyber crime) are all connected – and none of them make us happier or more secure.
The Lib Dem peer, now warden of Wadham College, Oxford, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "How are you supposed to maintain a level of fair and objective evidence-gathering if you are having sex with the person you are targeting, fathering a baby and then abandoning it, using a dead child's identity?" he asked.
Can and should authorities simply ban such gatherings if they suspect that violent types plan to mix in?The question is far from academic, because the same groups who organised the Cologne riots, or individuals who could be linked to them, have already registered similar "demonstrations" for November in Berlin and Hamburg.
They may face charges of sedition, be disciplined and suspended by the parliamentary speaker for criticising the government and be denied permits by the police for meetings and gatherings, if they haven't been arrested and detained under the 1960 Internal Security Act (ISA) and other preventative laws.
An informal way to appreciate how serious is the injustice is to think of how resentful and offended you would be in ordinary gatherings, if your contribution to the on-going discussion is rudely interrupted or ignored.
