Sentence examples similar to gathers pool from inspiring English sources

In a darkened room, on a plinth in the corner, Federica Marangoni's "The Thread" (2002) is composed of a drum of opaque glass with a luminous cable of white neon wound around it that spills on to the floor and gathers, pool-like, in a pile of crystal glass rocks.

It's like a common meeting place where they gather, pool ideas, and then go out into the World Wide Web to preach the good word of the Adam.

Rather than flee, we ducked into the resort's spa as ominous storm clouds rushed in and the hotel staff gathered the pool chairs.

Over Woody's residence and place of business there had gathered a pool of silence of the same perimeter as the church bells while they were ringing, and he mourned under it, this melancholy morning of sun and autumn.

So from what I gather, Skittle Pool is a tabletop billiards apparatus that can employ the same scoring systems as most standard pool games, except that instead of using a cue stick, you place the cue ball on a rotating stand before each shot and slam into the aforementioned cue ball with yet another cue ball attached to a pendulum chain.

Now you have built your brand credibility with a widely shared infographic, and you have gathered a pool of potentially valuable leads.

Images from the event show dozens gathered around pools during the day, followed by a firework display in the evening.

The landscape was tattered and bleak, a salt-encrusted desert leavened occasionally by a few date palms or a copse of bullrushes or a swampy section where stagnant water gathered in pools.

As Paul Rusesabagina puts it in this incisive first-hand account: 'Many went slowly from slash wounds, watching their own blood gather in pools in the dirt, perhaps looking at their own severed limbs, often with the screams of their parents or their children or their husbands in their ears.' Rusesabagina was the manager of the Hotel des Mille Collines, better known to filmgoers as Hotel Rwanda.

Fairchild Semiconductor in the 60s, Xerox Park in the 70s and Microsoft in the 80s are great examples of companies that gathered great pools of talent, who learned "best practices" and later moved on to spawn other great ventures leveraging that knowledge.

Data were gathered and pooled on egg production, egg viability, egg fertility, sperm motility, and male plasma vitellogenin concentrations.