Sentence examples for provide a gathering from inspiring English sources
Unlike other conferences, its goal is more to publicize the music than to provide a gathering point for industry insiders.
The Water Pavilion, built out over a lotus pond on three sides to provide a gathering place for scholars and poets, is in the southwest corner of the park.
They become just another social organization to provide a gathering place for their members.
These areas are meant to provide a gathering place for tribal meetings, traditional dances and ceremonies, and education activities Indian Canyon is an important place because it is open to all Native American groups in the United States and around the world as a place to hold traditional native practices without federal restrictions.
These two compilations provide a gathering of insight into social, psychological, and clinical aspects of HIV disclosure within this collection, and an exploration of issues around disclosure intervention design and development in the other collection (Li et al., 2015).
Instead, a large high wooden table provides a gathering point for both performers and audience.
"It provides a gathering point for offshore wind for multiple projects up and down the coast".
A 20-foot-long wooden table made of reclaimed timbers provides a gathering spot for events as well as a place to eat on the three days each week that the space becomes a community lunchroom, where people can bring their own food and learn more about the project.
Techstars is also here, and that provides a gathering place, training and some funding for startups that are just getting off the ground.
The journal provides a gathering place for research and reviews that integrate the diverse knowledge of ecology, health, and sustainability, whether scientific, medical, local, or traditional.
Compass, once Progress's equivalent on the "soft left" of the party, could have provided a gathering-point, but instead neutered its potential influence by offering membership to members of the Green Party and the Lib Dems.Most of Mr Miliband's problems arise from the absence of such a network.
