Sentence examples for gathering the best from inspiring English sources
We'll be gathering the best reaction here, through the day: Autumn statement 2013 – live reaction.
When the Allies faced the threat of a Nazi atom bomb, the US government put together the Manhattan Project, gathering the best scientists and funding them lavishly.
Thinking about the performance afterward, I understood more deeply that building a major orchestra isn't a matter simply of gathering the best players from the leading conservatories and paying a celebrity maestro millions to lead them.
In other words, the pair does the hard work of gathering the best of must-have hues, so clients can just choose a mossy neutral like RGB's Camp or a forest green like RGB's Vert with confidence.
I think if I were going to run a studio I'd just be gathering the best filmmakers I could find and sort of let them do their thing within certain economic parameters.
Windows Phone Third in the series of £1.99 apps gathering the best sketches from Monty Python's Flying Circus, this focuses on the show's third series, with the same shake-to-switch UI for accessing new clips.
In gathering up the best of 100 years of poetry and debate for this anthology, Fiona Sampson, the current editor of the Poetry Review, doesn't dwell on the duels and hissy fits.
As the Justice Department investigation into Sotheby's and Christie's unfolds, the world's largest auction houses are proceeding as if it is business as usual, gathering all the best Impressionist, modern and contemporary art they can for important auctions planned over the next two weeks.
If Ireland get it right over the next eight months, they could head into the global gathering as the best side in Europe and play their way into a World Cup semi-final for the first time.
William Cox, who'd built the road across the Blue Mountains and received the first land grant on the western plains, advised a public gathering that the "best thing that could be done, would be to shoot all the Blacks and manure the ground with their carcasses, which is all the good they were fit for".
It was, says Lady Solti, "a notion that some thought untenable at first until Solti turned round during the first rehearsal and said: 'It works!' From that moment it became a gathering of the best and most committed orchestral players in the world".
