Sentence examples for much smaller gathering from inspiring English sources

Originally planned as a much smaller gathering, the ceremony expanded as many in the military asked to attend.

A number of guests who were expecting to be asked have since been politely disinvited, and the event will now be a much smaller gathering of family and close friends.

That incremental approach is perhaps one reason that news from last year's electronics show was definitively drowned out by a much smaller gathering: Macworld in San Francisco, where Apple introduced the iPhone.

The second story was about a much smaller gathering: About a dozen Conservative party leaders and Brexiteers — all male, white, middle-aged and elite — made their way to Prime Minister Theresa May's sprawling country estate in yet another desperate attempt to save her premiership.

The likelihood of there being empty seats at the Masses, however, is very slim, primarily because the events are much smaller gatherings held under stricter security and health and safety conditions than the 1982 Masses.

Though less spontaneous and much smaller, this gathering resembled the 1999 WTO demonstrations in terms of the agenda and those represented.

While the Gay Pride marchers were busy turning Piccadilly into a gigantic, drunk, rollerskating rainbow on Saturday, a much smaller, more marginalised subculture was gathering to celebrate itself in a quieter corner of the city.

We are studying client gathering at a much smaller scale, where a small community of users with shared interest collectively track their information accesses.

Now, if this statement does indeed mark the birth of a larger, centralised organisation, the security services can focus their intelligence gathering efforts on a much smaller number of senior figures.

While most Americans will remember Tommie Smith and John Carlos' raised fists, a much smaller number will recall that, just ten days before the Opening Ceremony, the Mexican government violently suppressed an opposition political gathering in the capital.

Halve the recipe for a smaller gathering.