In the wild, they feast gregariously in shallow waters, encircling shoals of small fish, scooping them up in their pouches.
Some nightjars that are migratory behave gregariously during migration and to some extent while in their wintering regions.
High levels of alcohol consumption can exaggerate supporter feelings and influence aggression, but this is neither the single nor the most important cause of hooliganism, given that many heavily intoxicated fans instead behave gregariously.
Kasper gregariously and politely engages the curious, the confused and the critical in conversation about who she is and what is on display, which in this case are one and the same.
Reviewing her performance at Freddy's Supper Club in Manhattan in 1984, Stephen Holden of The New York Times noted that she alternated "between aiming for torchy drama and being gregariously down-to-earth".
Through this ever-changing kingdom of light strides Spall's vibrantly curmudgeonly Turner, a full figure of fleshy contradictions, both abrasively insular and gregariously outgoing, simultaneously loving and callous, sensitive yet animalistic.
Eunice is full of information, wit and enthusiasm and chats gregariously to her guests.
A few diners and yachting daytrippers in search of a more formal evening head to the elegantly minimalist Neptunus along the coast, but everybody else heads to the gregariously crowded pizzerias.
Testino is immaculately dressed and gregariously holding court despite having recently arrived on a red-eye connection from Los Angeles.
Located smack in the centre, it exploded with energy: locals chatted gregariously and the bartender, a man in his mid-20s, was accepting arm-wrestling challenges among regulars, as plumes of cigarette smoke wafted heavenward.
Six azure blue and black-striped males perched gregariously on a row of emergent willow shoots, their parallel bodies swinging in the breeze like compass needles.
