Sentence examples for line gather from inspiring English sources

Two prominent examples are Robert Herrick's "To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time," which begins with the line "Gather ye rosebuds while ye may," and Andrew Marvell's "To His Coy Mistress".

The three wise men are always there in line, gathered around the manger in their exotic robes, like the climax of every primary school nativity play.

The story line gathers threads concerning penitence, rehabilitation, gentrification, racial tension, and filial duty with some seriousness, only to abandon them.

The lines gather together like licks from a gold dog's stinking mouth, surrounded with a lurking feeling you don't require naming.

Both times, Ross successfully slipped behind the Union Army lines, gathered information, and retreated before being caught.

Crimestoppers, the UK crimefighting charity, has set up a dedicated Spanish telephone line to gather anonymous tipoffs about British gangsters believed to have fled to the tourist haven.

One evening Watkins and the louse-racing champion, T. C. Dornin, were instructed to infiltrate the nearby Union picket line and gather information about the opposing army.

Zambrano's heart might have dropped to his stomach just before intermision when Grafer came off his line to gather the ball and came up empty.

The officers of the C.I.A. who put their lives on the line to gather intelligence on the terrorist threat — and are as committed as anyone to protecting American ideals — deserve better.

This time he opted to cross into the box but Bain was alert to the danger and he came off his line to gather well despite the wet conditions.

In a couple of rooms beside a railway line, women gather for training, moral support and shared childcare.