Sentence examples for point of gathering from inspiring English sources

The point of gathering mushrooms was ultimately to eat them.

Those who traveled home recently made a point of gathering their leftover punts for the trip.

And since the point of gathering such data was to help sell advertising and raise revenue, who could wonder that digital ads were only raising maybe a tenth of their print equivalents?

Richard Stead, father of the plane's pilot, Flt Lt David Stead, asked Ollis: "What is the point of gathering expertise and doing nothing with it?" Ollis replied: "The decision was that ESF [the foam system] was not a priority at the time".

Visconti films both the battle and the ball from a distanced, lofty position, looking down on the action from an elevated point of view, gathering vast numbers of extras into his wide-angle images.

Use this informal search as a starting point for gathering a large group of possible candidates.

Our data point toward the feasibility of gathering such information from children and, for very young children, from their mothers regarding experiences with medications.

They were there to discuss the finer points of gathering neglected foodstuffs from roadsides, back yards, and other nonpublic places, and then donating them to the hungry.

His triumph at Sandwich does not help him, though, in terms of gathering points for next year's team.

There is an elaborate system of gathering points to unlock rare audio and visual material from the Apple archives.

Taking a page from the venerable Harper's Index, and a few from "A Day in the Life of America," this flash census took a snapshot of gathering points in each of the five boroughs: a food court, a ferry, a cafe, a park, a bus.