Sentence examples for had gathered about from inspiring English sources
The specific issue that community members had gathered about is this: in New York City, prominent private hospitals--facilities like New York-Presbyterian, Montefiore Medical Center, Mount Sinai--operate two different systems of care for patients with the same kinds of health problems but with different types of insurance.
He added that their bare-bones boycott site had gathered about 2,000 pledges of support from Sunday to Friday.
Dan Halbert, the lead organizer of the effort, said Monday that his coalition had gathered about 15,000 voter signatures.
Under Henry G. Wise, a former Virginia governor, the Confederates had gathered about 3,000 troops there, sank ships nearby as barricades and girded themselves for attack.
Angry residents and protesters disrupted the meeting, preventing the chief from presenting what he said were the facts the department had gathered about the case.
By 1980, when a congressional commission was established to study the motivations and effects of Executive Order 9066, Mrs. Herzig Yoshinaga had gathered about 8,000 documents.
The group has gathered about 130 signatures on a petition and would consider suing to block a museum, he said.
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