Sentence examples for gathering of what from inspiring English sources

This gathering of what might be thought of as the Greek nation was a magnet for anyone who wanted to address a large audience.

Mr. Kocabeyoglu was to unveil a selection of his paintings on Thursday, including several Santral auction acquisitions, during a gathering of what he called art V.I.P.'s at his Papko Art Collection space in the Nisantasi neighborhood.

The international meeting — a gathering of what was called the "friends of the Syrian people" — was intended to demonstrate international solidarity against the government of President Bashar al-Assad and his close allies, namely Russia and China, which faced blistering criticism from Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and other attendees.

It was a gathering of what Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).

Christian Coalition president Roberta Combs got involved early on, cosponsoring the second gathering of what would be called Reuniting America, in December 2005.

A remarkably peaceful and genuinely friendly gathering of what Joy Wallis, naming what so many of us also felt, called "my people... my tribe".

Vanessa's marriage (and perhaps Thoby's absence) helped transform conversation at the avant-garde gatherings of what came to be known as the Bloomsbury group into irreverent, sometimes bawdy repartee that inspired Virginia to exercise her wit publicly, even while privately she was writing her poignant "Reminiscences"—about her childhood and her lost mother which was published in 1908.

Mr. Brancaccio, host of the public radio program "Marketplace," has just written a book called "Squandering Aimlessly," an account of roaming the country gathering tales of what people do, or could do, with a chunk of extra money.

But over the past year, rights workers have been gathering evidence of what they say is an underground network of jails, first established in 2005, that was aggressively expanded in the months leading up the Olympics.

Three federal agencies and a loose consortium of state attorneys general have for several years been gathering evidence of what appears to be collusion among the banks and other companies that have helped state and local governments take approximately $400 billion worth of municipal notes and bonds to market each year.

Aldridge talked with residents, gathering firsthand accounts of what had happened.