Sentence examples for idea of gathering from inspiring English sources

"Stars" were firms based on the idea of gathering together as many clever people as possible and leaving them to it.

Around the same time, Mr. Rove came up with the idea of gathering other like-minded outside groups at his home on Weaver Terrace in Northwest Washington.

"Alice Ferraz was visionary when she had this idea of gathering blogs to work as a team without losing their identities," Ms. Perotti wrote in an e-mail.

The threats and criticism he received for going to Israel led him to the idea of gathering writers to speak up for peace in the world.

The idea of gathering people in the same room, attentive to the same thing, appealed to her, as did the "staging of small dramas with a beginning, a middle, and an end I could control".

WAKIN It seems that one theme emerging here is the very value of the festival idea, of gathering up a group of performances under the umbrella of one theme.

In recent years, Americans have become accustomed to the idea of advertisers gathering wide swaths of information about their private transactions.

"We started with the idea of campers gathering around a fire together in the wilderness, and embarking on this psychedelic experience after that".

Wearing a white T-shirt and a gold necklace that said "Yeezy," he described the process of gathering ideas for a collection over seven or eight years.

However, the National Science Foundation (NSF) has taken charge of gathering ideas for increasing the number of minorities in academia.

We use the Delphi method (Turoff 1970; Linstone and Turoff 1975; Hakim and Weinblatt 1993; Gordon 2009; Bazzani and Canavari 2013) with the goal of gathering perspectives and ideas from experts in food labelling and food policy.