Sentence examples for gathering themselves from inspiring English sources

"The guys did a good job of gathering themselves after he went off with that injury".

The Republicans are gathering themselves around someone George W. Bush, the governor of Texas—who they think can do that for them.

MIAMI — The Miami Marlins were gathering themselves on Monday and trying to move forward one day after their hitting coach, Tino Martinez, resigned amid reports that he had verbally and physically abused players.

The poems are gathering themselves under the title, which is the reverse of what happened with Intimates, where I wrote all the poems and got the title at the very end.

Moossa briskly thanked those around them and was straight on his feet and headed for the door, where Martino, White and Thaler were gathering themselves for the short walk to a minibus and a police escort to the highway.

My stomach had done a flutter kick at the sight of someone dropping into such a wave at dusk, and as I bobbed over the swells gathering themselves for the assault on the inside bar I kept peering toward where he had vanished, watching for a riderless board washing in.

Only when these sources are exhausted do they switch to the more expensive process of gathering data themselves.

Before-and-after shots, much like class gatherings themselves, tend to promise drastic reinventions, but Sittenfeld's deliver a visual consistency that feels both plain and profound.

These gatherings themselves did not produce work or ideas or change the world, but the surviving Benchley is not alone in recognizing them as an example of how bringing fine minds together can foment creativity at a very high level.

At subsequent global meetings early in the decade, police and military authorities were ready to meet protesters with firm, well-planned controls, and the gatherings themselves were mostly held in isolated locations, aiding their efforts.

Kisses have a way of gathering mass unto themselves.