Sentence examples for gathering produced from inspiring English sources

The Asia Pacific leaders' gathering produced little in the way of tangible accomplishments.

The gathering produced a document, called the Oxford Consensus, emphasising that the centre of the Chinese nation is the people, not the state; that culture should be pluralistic; and that China must always behave peacefully towards others.

Last year, the gathering produced some truly important ideas between business deals — like how "collaborative innovation" can tackle "the many challenges emerging as a result of shifting power equations in the world".

Still, the gathering produced incontrovertible evidence that the court ruling, with its promise of another detailed re-airing of the 20-year-old street shootout, has added momentum in the 47-year-old felon's cause.

The gathering produced no momentous decisions but did prod Austria, the union's last stalwart defender of banking secrecy, to accept the idea of sharing information about bank accounts held by foreigners — so long as countries outside the union, notably Switzerland, agree to do the same.

It created a generation of "information workers," and equipped them with a set of tools for gathering, producing and sharing information.

They were exhausted from racing around gathering produce and moving the operation every week, which consisted of a rudimentary kitchen — a stove and smoker, but no refrigeration or running water — on a flatbed mounted on the back of a 1955 cherry-red Ford fire truck that once belonged to the Salem, Mass., Fire Department.

So we must protect against the environment from being assailed by the new time called the age of the dawn of the endangered species as foodstuffs such as the bee's pollen gathering produces, a ground turbulent like effect and with it, our appetite for it.

Each of those annual gatherings produced its particular dramas.

The slickly produced gatherings produced pretty pictures — sometimes recorded by her campaign ad team — that were beamed around the world.

By 3 45, gathering clouds produced a brief but vigorous squall that appeared to turn the tide for flyfishers.