Sentence examples for gatherings at which from inspiring English sources
He hosted gatherings at which rock musicians played.
He imitated Western custom by holding social gatherings at which his wife participated in the discussions; he also taught his son Latin and Greek.
Ms. Brownstone lived in a rowhouse in Manhattan's Greenwich Village, where she hosted frequent social gatherings at which food was the primary subject.
When the Haven String Quartet previewed the movement at a recent "performance party," one of the gatherings at which Music Haven students play for family and friends, the crowd spontaneously clapped along.
In fact, he did consider joining the Bullingdon Club, known for gatherings at which sons of privilege, dressed in tailcoats and drunk on champagne, throw flowerpots through restaurant windows.
Ms. Clark said Mr. Aiken, who was 38, played volleyball often with his stepdaughters and enjoyed "game night" with friends in Thousand Oaks, weekly gatherings at which they played Scrabble or other board games.
A gathering at which people with common interests share experiences, provide support, and socialize.
The 101 Circus is the great annual gathering at which undergraduate history majors present their thesis research.
Hudgins recalls a family gathering at which an uncle told a racist joke about a white man refusing to perform CPR on a black man.
Mount Lycaeus was the scene of a yearly gathering at which the priests were said to prepare a sacrificial feast that included meat mixed with human parts.
At a rambunctious family gathering, at which her sister and brother were hogging the limelight, Alexandra piped up that no one was listening to her.
