Sentence examples for gathering of one of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carter, who came here today to speak to the annual gathering of one of the groups involved, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, said the meetings had taken place at the Carter Center.

KABUL — A suicide bomber detonated a blast Thursday near a political gathering of supporters of one of Afghanistan's most powerful factional leaders, killing at least 12 people in the latest attack in the country's capital.

In Chandan Hulla, about 30 young men — taxi drivers, shopkeepers and laborers — began gathering in July 2015 in the front hall of one of the village elders to snack on crispy samosas and ponder questions such as: What is masculinity?

For example, how is a host at a social gathering to know when the tolerance of one of his guests has been reached?

FOUR years ago, buried in the conference notes for a gathering of engineers, was an unlikely description of one of the participants, a software designer named Moses Ma: "His primary goal is to achieve balance and happiness in life and encourages every one of you to take time to smell the roses on your way to that I.P.O".

"It's a sort of electronic music, isn't it?" says the Turner prize-winning artist delightedly, filming the sunset emergence of one of the largest gatherings of mammals in the world.

Mrs. Lippert heard about a Long Island housewife, Jean Nidetch, who was offering to teach a diet program that had helped her lose a lot of weight and decided to make Mrs. Nidetch the focus of one of the Friday gatherings.

We saw a bit of a gathering on one side of the road, and as we drove past... there it was, about 20 meters from us and simply on fire, kind of like you would see in the movies -- big flames and all -- and a few people looking on in mild curiosity.

His symptoms include elaborate booby-traps, writing inscrutable sentences on the walls of his apartment, and gathering together one of the most impressive gun collections on television.

Crucially, the tone of the gathering was one of mutual discovery.

Pilgrims once touched pieces of cloth to the skulls in hopes of imbuing them with special healing or protective powers.In 2005, around a million young Catholics travelled to Cologne for World Youth Day, gathering in "one of the most important places of pilgrimage in the Christian West," according to Pope Benedict XVI.