Sentence examples for gathering started from inspiring English sources

The little avant-garde gathering started brainstorming about wrapping just about anything functional in fur.

The Clarkson Street gathering started with a few people Tuesday night, cheering and handing out water, and has grown by word of mouth.

The custom of wearing local garb at the gathering started in 1993 when President Bill Clinton distributed bomber jackets to be worn for the group photo at the summit that year in Seattle.

This historic gathering started with a handful of youth and has grown to thousands of people from all over the world, coming in solidarity to protect the water.

Clinton's remarks came during a speech at the Professional BusinessWomen of California conference in downtown San Francisco, an annual gathering started by Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif).

The intimate gathering started just before happy hour and stretched until 6 p.m. Four award-winning chefs from three critically acclaimed restaurants created a hors d'oeuvres tasting with paired cocktails, brews and wine.

FAMILY GATHERING Starting around 5, we start to fantasize about food.

The gathering starts in the afternoon with numerous children and, stretching into the night, includes a beautifully acted lovers triangle.

The gathering starts with a speech, a comedy turn and an accordion band, then we make a short procession through the city centre.

Let us sketch out a possible time scheduling for within-quadrant transmission, corresponding to the following gathering protocol: The data gathering starts at t 0  = 0, on the first row of the quadrant, i.e., the one comprising the FC.

On the Daily Politics, Jo Coburn asked him about relations within the coalition, after barbs from key Tory figures at their party conference this week, ahead of the Lib Dem gathering starting on Sunday.