Sentence examples for gently gathering from inspiring English sources
He starts off singing into his collar, tender and tempered, gently gathering force until that devastating quake to his voice is suddenly strewn into some wild near-howl.
What chance do we have of taking in the full sweep of Tolstoy's dissection of 19th century Russian high society with the sun blazing down, Bob Marley's Legend on auto-repeat in the nearby beach bar and a disgusting slick of sweat and suntan lotion gently gathering into a sump in one's bellybutton?
Renee Robinson dances a solo that incorporates yearning extensions, gently swaying hips, and gathering motions of the arms, and is joined by first one and then two male partners.
Centre of My World transports us convincingly into the heart of a dysfunctional family in a huge crumbling mansion in northern Germany, and then gently, quietly, begins to unfurl, gathering power as it progresses by the accretion of sensitively observed detail.
The rest of the group followed suit, and the passage concluded with the dancers gathering around the musicians; Csiki gently laid his head on the cello as the last notes were played.
Elsewhere one officer broke chunks of concrete into smaller, easier-to-throw pieces, while another collected them in a basket so gently it seemed as if he were gathering eggs.
Gently pull the other ribbon away from your hand, gathering the ribbon folds to form the rosette.
At St Andrews Park in Bristol, mini-meadows in petal shapes, spirals and wavy lines have been sown to gently discourage antisocial behaviour by stopping large groups of people gathering on the grass.
Like a shepherd God pastures God's flock, gathering the lamb in God's arms, carrying them in God's bosom, gently driving the mother sheep.
