Sentence examples for has gathered something from inspiring English sources

There are other battery systems on the market, but since its launch in California last year by Tesla's billionaire founder, Elon Musk, the Powerwall has gathered something of a cult following.

And at the end of their journeys -- for June and Hector, the stopping point is Solferino, Italy, where a bloody battle not their own once took place -- there's a sense that something has gathered there, that some value has mysteriously accrued.

The whirlwind has gathered pace.

A small crowd has gathered.

Gordon has gathered the troops.

It has gathered 80 signatures.

The entire village has gathered.

The people of Houla had been attacked before, but the men who had gathered noticed that something was different this time.

All the statements about art that I have gathered come out something like this: art is the imposition of a pattern, a vision of a whole, on many disparate parts so as to create a representation of that vision; art is an imposition of order on chaos.

I've gathered this means something between "festival" and "conference," but there's no word in English that does justice to encuentro.

With a gesture, he had gathered everyone present into something he said was "no longer a movement, but a community".