Sentence examples for gathering springs from inspiring English sources

Robbins more than Morris makes use of classical ballet vocabulary, but movement in both L'Allegro and Dances at a Gathering springs from the pedestrian activities of walking, skipping and running.

Red State's Erick Erickson took to his blog to decry "the young men at CPAC this year who just seemingly refuse to grow up or act their age," urging them to stop treating the gathering "like spring break".

The society organises two annual technical gatherings: a spring meeting near Tokyo, and another one in the fall held at locations far from the frantic pace of the metropolis.

And so various forms of community information-gathering have sprung up.

In a world of dwindling resources and rising utility bills, more and more of us are toying with the idea of disconnecting from the mains, of generating our own supply of electricity and gathering water from springs, wells, streams or rainfall.

Mr. Yowell lead the fourth annual spring gathering earlier this month at Yucca Mountain.

And the show itself feels like a just-on-the-verge-of-spring gathering of venerable spirits.

Varoufakis had gone to Washington for three days of back-to-back meetings at a spring gathering of the world's senior financial officials.

Plenty as Hal Cannon, a folklore historian who organised an early spring gathering of cowboy poets at Elko, Nevada, discovered in 1985.

When the Masters was inaugurated in 1934, by Robert T. (Bobby Joness, it was intended to be a spring gathering of old golfing friends.

Once there, she is delivered to a brutish enforcer who "finds" her work gathering apples, picking spring onions and "preparing meals for Sainsbury's supermarket".