Sentence examples for gathering throng from inspiring English sources
George Pingeon, 26, a bicycle tour guide from Jackson Heights, Queens, who was helping to assemble the energy bikes, looked at the gathering throng and saw a potential pool of volunteers.
As he ambled into view of the gathering throng, the concourse thundered with applause.
A thin, sporadic drizzle mixed with the chilled northerly breeze did nothing to raise the comfort level of the gathering throng.
All three received vocal support from the gathering throng who tracked an intriguing match-up, and García admitted to using the crowd as a motivator.
Indeed, as over 100,000 protesters surged into Tahrir Square, the epicenter of antigovernment demonstrations that began last week, broadcasters trained their live cameras on the gathering throngs after having been largely prevented from doing so on Thursday.
The lines this year are longer than they have been in recent memory, if not ever for an iPhone launch, and by all accounts this is shaping up to be probably the most successful iPhone launch day in history — provided there's plenty of stock on hand to satisfy the gathering throngs.
The lines this year are longer than they have been in recent memory, if not ever for an iPhone launch, and by all accounts this is shaping up to be probably the most successful iPhone launch day in history — provided there's plenty of stock on hand to satisfy the gathering throngs.
The celebration was now in full swing: hundreds of men, ages 13-80, danced in thick circles to music played by a band featuring Yudi Simon, a drummer who kept tempo for an organist blasting modern versions of Eastern European Hasidic folk songs to the still-gathering throngs of suited men.
In the comments on our coverage of Thursday's "day of action" for Occupy Wall Street, many of you wondered – that's a polite word for it – why we didn't provide crowd estimates for the huge gathering that thronged Foley Square near City Hall on Thursday night and flowed over the Brooklyn Bridge.
Another neighbour stops by, attracted by the throng of people gathering below the flat.
