Governor Andrew's pointed reference to Lieutenant Putnam brought back to the officers of the regiment, and also to the crowd gathered, intensely personal and profound memories.
After that, Apple would begin layering on living location data, high-resolution satellite imagery and brand new intensely high-resolution image data gathered from its ground cars until it had what it felt was a "best in class" mapping product.
Russian speakers were gathered in clumps, talking intensely.
Its origins are shrouded in a bit of over-the-top romance: wild acorns were gathered in misty mountain forests, intensely labored over using old-fashioned millstones, and provided sustenance for riverside villagers.
Indeed, it would be much more worrying if the public-health élites gathered in Monrovia were not fighting intensely about every aspect of the war on Ebola.
It would be much more worrisome if the public-health élites gathered in Monrovia were not fighting intensely about every aspect of the war on Ebola.
Some don't take Obama's words seriously because he most notably delivered them before the 2012 presidential election to an audience yearning for just such a threat: those gathered for the annual convention of the intensely pro-Israel American Israel Public Affairs Committee.
What she's gathered boils down to this (grossly simplified): during their late teens, individuals experience everything more intensely, good or bad.
Indeed, the success of the TED video lectures and Edge.org — a Web site that John Brockman, an author and a book agent, created in 1996 and that has published dozens of video and text "conversations" with scientists — is evidence that the Internet has made it possible to gather small audiences intensely interested in subjects frequently ignored by the general news media.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gathers a sample that is scientifically designed to be representative and intensely studied in detail.
Still, I gather, gather, gather.
