Sentence examples for gathering made from inspiring English sources

Recorded cases of hoaxes can be found from at least the 1600s, when the nature of information dispersal and news gathering made the creation and dissemination of hoaxes relatively easy.

In one recent instance, security force members in white sport utility vehicles covered with pro-Talabani posters broke up a Gorran election gathering made up largely of young men.

Britain was duly opening new embassies and offices and beefing up its manpower overseas, especially on the commercial side.The gathering made no pretence at sociability, or Cool Britannia buzz.

In another case, the report said, an agent leading a seminar on evidence gathering made a graphic joke that was sexually and racially tinged about an airport search of Oprah Winfrey, the talk-show host.

"This is a great day in my point of view in the history of the city of New York," James S. Kaplan said in an address to the gathering, made up mostly of members of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Senator Ben Nelson, Democrat of Nebraska, said his constituents "are worried that it's an unfair tax," and Mr. Baucus, who said the idea was discussed at the White House gathering, made clear that it was unlikely to be included in any Senate proposal.

One possibility is that aposematism and aerobic capacity preceded greater resource gathering, making it easier for frogs to go out and gather the ants and mites required for diet specialization.

If the rain clouds are gathering, make for the Orangerie in the north-western corner.

The deficiencies of government data gathering make it hard to be as precise as that.

By then, dark storm clouds were gathering, making us less inclined to jump back into our kayaks and madly paddle back about three miles across the water.

Build, Microsoft's developer event, is set to take place mere days after this gathering, making the timing almost odd.