Sentence examples for gathering of millions from inspiring English sources

With the start of the vacation season, Ramadan events from late June to late July, and the gathering of millions of Muslims at the haj in early October, the number of cases may swiftly move into the thousands.

It's like the difference between 1,200 households included in a 1960's TV ratings survey and Netflix's gathering of millions of data points about what everybody is watching 24×7.

The gathering of millions of forage fish attract a multitude of predators, including several species of sharks, of which copper sharks are the most numerous.

Household Management went on to become a cultural behemoth, lumbering through the 19th and 20th centuries gathering millions of readers as it went, while Acton's Modern Cookery remained a minority taste.

The meeting that they attended, entitled Monitoring Molecules in Neuroscience, was the 15th gathering of this group that extends back to 1982 when the first meeting in this series was held in Nottingham, U.K. The meeting is sponsored by the International Society for Monitoring Molecules in Neuroscience (http://www.monitoringmolecules.org/).org/

Winners will be awarded at the 5th annual gathering of the World Government Summit which will take place between the 12th and 14th of February 2017, in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates.

As protesters gathered outside Alec's 40th annual gathering of lawmakers and corporate interests in Chicago, a new watchdog report finds that stand-your-ground laws of the sort forwarded by the group and made infamous by the Martin killing are still proliferating around the country.

The Feast of the Hunters' Moon (October) is a popular annual event at which participants re-create an 18th-century gathering of Native Americans and French voyageurs and soldiers.

With the end of the sponsorships, a decision that the association made in June, the program for this conference -- the 91st annual gathering of the organization -- was more topical and timely, focusing on "Brand Building in the New E-conomy".

This year marks the 25th annual gathering of filmmakers, actors, agents, producers, publicists and the ladies and gentlemen of the entertainment press, an event that not only has grown into one of the world's most important film markets but also has become the prime launching pad for the fall and holiday season's Oscar bait.

Relating Catlin's painted images and written texts to broader political and scientific contexts suggests the importance of a theologically grounded and benevolently conceived expansionist and imperialist teleology in the early 19th century gathering of knowledge about western territory and the Native Americans who inhabited it.