Sentence examples for inside gathering from inspiring English sources

While Noah is inside gathering his things Paul, who's looking to score, suddenly takes off with Jesse — the first of several rather contrived exits and entrances — leaving Noah to face awkward questions when Fink arrives.

With his gruff, gravelly voice, which sounds as if it emanated from deep inside his body, then rolled around inside gathering force, Jacques still sounds like the taxi driver he once was (a man of the streets, as it were) before good luck and fortune intervened.

Stephanie insisted on running inside and gathering up the family's two golden retrievers, Sasha and Hurley.

It was all collecting inside there, gathering like dust, building, building up, until someday there would be enough for some part to pierce the surface of her silence and gasp out a piece of what lay beneath.

This keeps the snow porous and lets moisture escape to the outside instead of gathering inside the cave and soaking the people inside.

Part of the reason the N.F.L. created this system was to discourage gamblers from using alternate means of gathering inside information.

The doctors says she was in a volcano-like state with more and more pressure gathering inside her and that both girls need medical help they are unlikely to receive in Turkey.

A prominent tribal leader in Baiji city, sheikh Ghalib al-Nufous launched a new round of negotiations between the rebels and the military forces gathering inside the refinery yesterday.

PAGE A6 OPPOSITION TO WITHDRAWAL With a major internal debate gathering inside the White House over how quickly to reduce the size of the American fighting force in Afghanistan, the military pushed back against the prospect of a substantial withdrawal, arguing that to leave too early would imperil hard-fought gains.

WASHINGTON — With a major internal debate gathering inside the White House over how quickly to reduce the size of the American fighting force in Afghanistan, the military pushed back on Monday against the prospect of a substantial withdrawal, arguing that to leave too early would imperil hard-fought gains.

At that Republican retreat in January 2009, gathering inside a historic inn in Annapolis, Md., the group — led by Representatives John A. Boehner of Ohio, the Republican leader, and Eric Cantor of Virginia, the whip — did not tolerate the hand-wringing that consumed so many Republicans that dark winter.