Sentence examples for gathering mainly from inspiring English sources

Non-Episcopalians still tend to view the Church as a gathering mainly of America's Protestant élite — "the Tory party at prayer," as it has been called.

A group of Russian soldiers, in two Tigers, their version of Humvees, turned up, saw the gathering, mainly of women, and turned back.

The questionnaires are intended for anyone who directly interacts with children (i.e., caregivers), gathering mainly quantitative data (although qualitative questions were included), while semi-structured interviews with directors of CCs and observation of children's surroundings and behaviour, comprise qualitative data.

Although not much is known of Ciboney culture including their language, it is known that their economy was based on hunter-gathering (mainly fishing and hunting) and lacked pottery, unlike the Tainos, who were sedentary people living in large settlements and whose culture was supported by technically advanced agriculture.

In other words, she was expected to make the same profit as her competitors, though she was allowed to gather mainly $20 bills, so to speak, while her competitors were out gathering twenties and tens.

The Secret Intelligence Service, MI6, operates abroad, dealing with threats overseas and gathering intelligence mainly from human sources.

My job is to analyze traffic, gathering data mainly for the media so news outlets can see the effects of closures.

It brings the abundant genetic background and makes the region become a multiethnic gathering place, mainly populated by Hui people and Uyghur ethnicities.

Another area Russell likes is what he calls "asset-gathering companies," mainly banks and insurance companies that have a strong money-management franchise.

The gathering was composed mainly of actual Dubliners, and it was lovely to hear the story being read aloud in the voices of the city it celebrates, on the date on which it is set January 6th, the feast of the Epiphany.

The gathering was composed mainly of actual Dubliners, and it was lovely to hear the story being read aloud in the voices of the city it celebrates, on the date on which it is set — January 6th, the feast of the Epiphany.