Sentence examples for often massed from inspiring English sources

Soldiers often massed suddenly in front of banks and hotels.

Katyusha batteries were often massed in very large numbers to create a shock effect on enemy forces.

Among the first generals to recognize that artillery was not being used to its full potential, Napoleon often massed his cannon into batteries and introduced several changes into the French artillery, improving it significantly and making it among the finest in Europe.

He often massed plants of a single color and species, covering the ground with, say, thousands of bromeliads.

Unlike in Afghanistan, insurgents in Iraq are largely in urban areas and do not often mass in groups large enough to warrant use of airstrikes, Air Force commanders said.

Small bronze figures become more plentiful as you move into the Third Intermediate, Late and Ptolemaic periods, when the figures were often mass produced for private shrines or to be left on tombs.

Kate Kaminski, 34, an assistant at Gary Tracy, an optometrist on Amsterdam, said the trinkets at chain stores were often mass produced, while those at hole-in-the-wall stores were often original or offbeat.

But those bedspreads were often mass-produced prints in drab colors — nothing like the designs for cotton bedspreads, curtains, table linens and shower curtains created by Saffron Marigold, Ms. Ghosh's company.

Lying just beneath the surface of the ground, all over Spain, are the bodies of tens of thousands of people in unmarked and very often mass graves.

The clouds that often mass on the mountain top and tumble down the sides are known, of course, as the Tablecloth.

In the gun area, these tragedies are often mass shootings.