Sentence examples for home gathering from inspiring English sources

It was the middle of the day, and her family was home, gathering for lunch.

At 6 p.m. each day, as the city darkens and the Taliban police begin enforcing a curfew that bars civilians from the street, the estimated one million residents return home, gathering with loved ones to wait for American bombs.

The party, a "welcome home" gathering for Mr. Cuomo and 200 guests, was to have taken place next Monday at the apartment of Denise Rich, a songwriter who has given millions of dollars to the Democrats.

From dawn till past nightfall on Tuesday, displaced residents from dozens of storm-smashed communities up and down the New York and New Jersey coastlines streamed home, gathering with their neighbors for the first time since Hurricane Sandy, with one simple goal in mind.

Together, the mother and daughter duo interviewed a dozen survivors and their families in the nearby Seattle Polish Home, gathering their stories about this traumatic piece of history.

Before the game, in his first home gathering with the news media this season, Manager Bobby Valentine sounded that message without prodding.

Rodriguez safely slid headfirst into home plate, gathering dirt on the front of his uniform and robust applause from the big crowd at Yankee Stadium on Saturday.

Hadid and another sergeant, Frank Garcia, were tasked with supervising a team of eight officers, who interviewed arrestees at precincts, at central booking, and in their homes, gathering intelligence on "travel routes, trends, patterns, tactics, techniques and procedures which may have a nexus to terrorism as well as information on criminal activity," as one department report put it.

As Sodano was preparing to speak, the paper noted, a team of anti-Mafia police in Lombardy were raiding clinics, hospitals, offices, and homes, gathering evidence in an investigation of what the police called massive corruption in the region's health-care system, "linked to tenders by, and supplies to, hospitals".

He starts by conducting what he refers to as, Subtext Research (or Subtexting), a detailed process that involves visiting consumers in their homes, gathering small data offline and online, and comparing these clues with observations and insights taken from around the world.

These are homes, gathering places, community kitchens; some are decaying, others as sleekly artsy as any hipster bar.