Sentence examples for gathering up a from inspiring English sources

In the production office, I spy a chubby man gathering up a dozen DVD's and videos in his arms.

WAKIN It seems that one theme emerging here is the very value of the festival idea, of gathering up a group of performances under the umbrella of one theme.

Peter takes the advice given to him by his friends by dressing up in pirate clothing, gathering up a crew of other "pirates", and going by the name "Long John Peter".

Imagine gathering up a bunch of malaise-era cars that had been abandoned at the side of the highway.

Until I met Sue Townsend, I hadn't realised it was possible to be hilarious, angry, scathing, sad, kind, self-mocking, solitary, gregarious and loveable all at the same time, in one breath gathering up a tumult of emotions and ideas.

It was about five years of gathering up a lot of useful experience through that.

Within the venue's extensive and excellent children's programme, Fleur Darkin's William Blake-inspired Innocence has its dancers prowling like tigers, flying like angels on each others' shoulders and gathering up an enraptured audience of toddlers' parents and grandparents into games of make-believe and transformation that exist in the cracks between choreographed dance and play.

Representatives for the Taiwanese company were as tight-lipped as ever, and I'm not privy enough to internal chatter to make any bold claims, but the company certainly seems intent on gathering up an impressive roster of teammates.

When the actors had left the stage and the parents were busy gathering up coats and bags, a woman carrying a small box walked, virtually unnoticed, to the back of the stage.

But one tribute stood out amid the gloom: BBC Wales's dramatisation of Under Milk Wood, with a gathering up of 37 Welsh celebrities.

"Once we got there we began gathering up the people . . .