Sentence examples for gatherings both from inspiring English sources

The house is the center for family gatherings (both his and hers live nearby) on Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Then, you'll learn how to use those onions to create a caramelized onion dip that's great for gatherings both small and large.

The tributes and services followed a week of similar gatherings, both large and small, but perhaps more telling, taken together, they amounted to only a small portion of the many still to come.

But we noticed that at these two gatherings, both aimed at finding solutions for critical global issues, Bill and Melinda Gates themselves actually morphed into millennials -- which yes, have become synonymous with hipsters.

Get involved You will meet the best people through autism networks, events and social gatherings both in real life and online.

Within days of the Netroots Nation gathering, both candidates were scrambling to make amends.

For an anthropological interpretation of ancient urbanized territory, a multidisciplinary approach focused on gathering both archeological data and topographical information is necessary.

Dr. Zaman has used his own form, gathering both a numeric rating and the open-ended feedback Dr. Knefelkamp favors, since he began teaching at the University of Texas at Austin in 2006, worried about how to reach his students.

We were able to explore this apparent conflict by gathering both discrete and morphometric matrices for the same group of organisms, and exploring the history of morphological evolution on an independent, time-calibrated molecular phylogeny.

Just as important as the tactical lessons in specific skills (like sniper surveillance, sentry removal, intelligence gathering), both authors emphasize, are practice, teamwork and stress and endurance training, which help equip members of the Seals with the emotional ability to manage fear and the muscle memory and instinct to grapple with any sort of contingency and physical threat.

Only after Iraq invaded Iran in 1980 was the organization pressed into a broader role as a conventional military force; at the same time, the Pāsdārān which answered to its own independent ministry sought to broaden its scope by developing departments for intelligence gathering (both at home and abroad) and clandestine activities.