Sentence examples for gatherings started from inspiring English sources

The Pulse of Europe gatherings started with four hundred people on Goetheplatz, in Frankfurt, one gloomy mid-January afternoon.

Peter Lamont, author of Extraordinary Beliefs, says these gatherings started off quite simply, "and the phenomenon gets more and more impressive.

So, a freewheeling, free-spirited, good-luck-to-Goethe sort of Germany is preparing to greet millions of visitors -- 40 million, it hopes -- to the country's first world's fair since these gatherings started in 1851.

Organized and led by the state's NAACP, these gatherings started as tiny groups of hard-core activists and drew more than 5,000 people apiece by the end of the summer.

At the three prior Republican gatherings, starting with Philadelphia in 2000, there were public disturbances and lawsuits, with the police arresting large numbers of people and many protesters complaining that they were being rounded up without justification.

Following this award, Petry made a long string of appearances on talk shows and other gatherings, starting with Good Morning America.

The little avant-garde gathering started brainstorming about wrapping just about anything functional in fur.

MKKP's gathering started outside parliament, where one protester brandished a placard saying "Happy boss, gloomy Sunday".

The Clarkson Street gathering started with a few people Tuesday night, cheering and handing out water, and has grown by word of mouth.

The custom of wearing local garb at the gathering started in 1993 when President Bill Clinton distributed bomber jackets to be worn for the group photo at the summit that year in Seattle.

This historic gathering started with a handful of youth and has grown to thousands of people from all over the world, coming in solidarity to protect the water.