Sentence examples for gatherings called from inspiring English sources

North Korea holds such political gatherings, called national meetings, during state anniversaries.

Moreover, many scrapbook supply shops have workrooms where they hold gatherings, called "crops".

A new documentary of past gatherings, called "Coachella," is set for release in theaters on Jan . 24

The Council of Ephesus in 431 was one in a series of gatherings called to settle this conflict, some by one party and some by the other.

Second, poets read poetry in private or semiprivate gatherings, called mushāʿirah, which displayed hierarchies, status consciousness, and rivalries reminiscent of royal courts.

The gatherings, called the general congregation, began with 103 of the 115 voters, grew to 107 on Monday and reached 110 by Tuesday.

Yemen remains deeply divided as protesters continue to hold daily mass gatherings calling for Mr. Saleh to resign, and Mr. Saleh's family and allies cling to power, refusing to step aside.

Since the fall of the banks in October, there have been no resignations from the government, the boards of the now nationalized banks have remained substantially the same, and weekly gatherings calling for new elections have been ignored.

The Bengali gathering, called Bishwa Ijtema (World Gathering), converges followers from around the world in Tongi near Dhaka, Bangladesh, with an attendance exceeding 3 million people.

It was a nonpartisan gathering called College Convention 2012 -- not a group called "College Republicans".

That gathering, called the rosary, or rosario, is a custom in some Latino families.