Sentence examples for on gathering up from inspiring English sources

Every city in Asia and Latin America has an industry based on gathering up old cardboard boxes.

Representatives for the Taiwanese company were as tight-lipped as ever, and I'm not privy enough to internal chatter to make any bold claims, but the company certainly seems intent on gathering up an impressive roster of teammates.

"We do wonder whether our local council has factored in the matter that they are going to have to spend a lot more on gathering up people's tipped materials here, there and everywhere".

Richard Martin, a senior vice president of DE Capital Mortgage, said the goal of gathering up records early on was to head off questions later in the process.

He has trumped the pundits and kept on gathering steam, even while chalking up more and more hideous statements.

And I think I'd argue today as I did back on Ward Street, that gathering up things that are set out on the sidewalk for all to see and adding value and delivering them to a new customer is me participating in the democracy that is both free speech and news gathering and re-distribution.

"What was that?" In the living room Dignan is on the floor hastily gathering up some miniature wooden Zulu warriors that have somehow met a grisly fate on Anderson's sisal rug.

"My view is that instead of spending literally billions of pounds, billions of dollars, snooping on ordinary people and gathering up all of this data in an apparently fruitless search for terrorists, we should devote a significant proportion of that to dealing with the real criminal issues online - people stealing credit card numbers, hacking into websites and things like that.

He was crawling on his hands and knees gathering up the mess as Mr. Mutchnick rushed by, oblivious.

Within the venue's extensive and excellent children's programme, Fleur Darkin's William Blake-inspired Innocence has its dancers prowling like tigers, flying like angels on each others' shoulders and gathering up an enraptured audience of toddlers' parents and grandparents into games of make-believe and transformation that exist in the cracks between choreographed dance and play.

For its latest, self-titled album, Warpaint began leaning on improvisation, creating new songs by gathering up bits and pieces written during sound checks.