Sentence examples for having gathered to from inspiring English sources
The federal government, having gathered to itself all power seems mired in the limitations of imposed authority... Indeed, our state might be described as one of pained hypnosis..
Euripides' play "Iphigenia in Aulis," written centuries after the war it presumably describes, focused on the events before the invasion itself, when, having gathered to launch their attack from Aulis, the Greek fleet found itself pinned down by a contrary wind, and the army threatened to break apart as rumor and rebellion spread through the ranks.
Onlookers have gathered to watch.
About a dozen family members had gathered to say goodbye.
They had gathered to explain that Royale is not unique.
He donated what he had gathered to the Harvard Theatre Collection of Houghton Library.
About 500 people had gathered to donate blood.
Several thousand people had gathered to celebrate African-American culture.
Hundreds had gathered to protest against the mine.
The group had gathered to pay tribute to the round-faced, seventy-eight-year-old Fernanda Pivano.
These writers have gathered to launch a magazine to be called "Mickey Finn".
