Sentence examples for gathering one of from inspiring English sources
When the Smithsonian began gathering one of the largest meteorite collections in the world, none of its geologists probably considered the fact that one day someone would use it to create high fashion heels.
At the media gathering one of the owners - Abdulaziz Al-Hasawi - revealed they had opened talks with McCarthy, who has proved his credentials at Championship level by guiding both Sunderland and Wolves to the Premier League as champions in 2005 and 2009 respectively.
COLUMBIA, S.C. Gwendoline and Margaret Davies, two Welsh sisters, spent the early part of the 20th century gathering one of the most important private art collections in Europe.
Before the gathering, one of its organizers, a descendant of Jefferson named Prinny Anderson, attended a meeting of the Monticello Association, of which she is a member, to ask whether those coming for the event might be allowed inside the Jefferson graveyard.
Data gathering one of the positive things in the final results and future reservoir estimation would be the accuracy of data gathering.
Differentiation through social gathering – One of the opportunities of connecting real-time, reverse chronological social media content with a messaging app is that it could let users broadcast what they're doing or want to do, and then have friends privately message about joining them offline.
By George W. S. Trow The New Yorker, January 30 , 1971P. 22 Talk story about three gatherings, one of which was a housewarming for Mr. & Mrs. Gardner Cowles' East Side apartment which was recently rebuilt by Paul Rudolph.
Last year while walking along Beverly Road I noticed a large gathering on one of the many gigantic porches that line this street.
The most recent song is about some women who were killed on September 16th by a NATO warplane while they were gathering firewood — one of the innumerable tragedies in our chaotic adventure of retribution and regime change in Afghanistan.
On the Senate floor last November, McConnell said that the effort to use fifty-one votes to reform the filibuster is a "mortal threat that has been quietly gathering against one of the most cherished safeguards of our government," and that it would "undermine the very purpose of the Senate".
The energetic return obtained by gathering acorns, one of the more abundant nuts in the Mediterranean landscape, is favourably compared with the return provided by hunting.
