Sentence examples for gathering slightly from inspiring English sources

Still reports that crowds gathering slightly further north towards Hoxton Market, though.

On that Friday night, the cameras were out in force: couples on dates taking self-portraits in front of the Christmas tree sculpture and knots of office workers gathering, slightly inebriated, for year-end snapshot e-mail messages.

Nor, he made clear, was it even certain whether the basis existed for convening another "primates' meeting"—a global gathering of slightly lesser status which would normally take place every couple of years.

Part of medicine is slightly investigative, gathering information to find out what started the problem, what treatment options have been explored and enacted upon, what worked in the past, and what has not worked?

Certain weekends will find a supernaturally good-looking group of artists and actors lunching poolside at the Mexican sculptor Jorge Marín's hacienda about 40 minutes outside of town, while other gatherings are slightly more formal.

It was at this point that Harvey lost it and pleaded his case to the audience, using slightly colorful language before gathering himself and returning to Sheila, telling her that she has one more chance.

"For us, it's like gathering more information and making the work slightly more refined," says Suzi of the walrus pencil portrait they're currently painstakingly filling in.

Three credit bureaus -- Experian, Equifax and TransUnion -- are gathering data, and each may get a slightly different view of your finances.

Here, from Off the Dole (1935), he sings his double-entendre classic With My Little Ukulele in My Hand, a set-piece that involves the slightly baffling spectacle of well-dressed extras gathering around Formby and supportively beaming.

A slightly younger crowd than the average Tory conference gathering.

Planck still has use of its Low Frequency Instrument, which can operate at slightly higher temperatures (-269.15C), and this will continue gathering data for another six to nine months.