Sentence examples for have started to gather from inspiring English sources

Updated at 5.41pm BST 4.55pm BST The scores of Bradley Manning supporters who have started to gather on a street corner outside the Fort Meade military base don't look a particularly glum bunch – in fact they seem to be in high spirits under a blazing Maryland sun, Ed Pilkington writes from the court.

"Crowds had started to gather.

Protesters had started to gather in Benghazi on February 15th.

But what they mean will not be clear until the new assembly has started to gather.

A small crowd had started to gather in the narrow street.

So did Parker, who, while trying to identify Bourdin, had started to gather information and interview Nicholas's neighbors.

Crowds had started to gather outside Leicester cathedral hours before the coffin was due, many onlookers carrying white roses.

The Brotherhood spokesman, Gehad el-Haddad, said that residents near the Nasr City sit-in had been told to remove their cars, and that police vehicles had started to gather on the outskirts of the sit-in.

Gandolfini's movie career, which had started to gather momentum before "The Sopranos," can be divided into two epochs, simply because every time he appeared on the big or small screen after the series, he brought Tony Soprano with him.

Despite heavy rain earlier, people had started to gather two hours before her arrival.

These word "robot" was only invented in 1920 but the concept had started to gather steam in the preceding war years.