Sentence examples for started to congregate together from inspiring English sources

"When the protesters started to congregate together just before the proposed occupation it appears that Kennedy went much further than his authorisation.

Groups of men started to congregate on street corners, or sit outside houses on the main road.

As the animals started to congregate around human settlements, they became more social, developing the communication skills needed to deal with other cats and humans.

But then they started to congregate, and he took it upon himself to ward them off.

"It's the least we can do". Bob Blayden from Huntington Beach was on the bridge well before the convoy came by and people started to congregate.

When we got to the main entrance of the prison, within an hour, relatives and friends of the prisoners were already starting to congregate.

The camp people tended to congregate together with their "bunks" and displayed lots of spirit.

There are people I know of faith and we tend to congregate together.

During routine lunches there, I observed how students tended to congregate together, which triggered some questions to investigate.

Tilefish tend to congregate together in their habitat, with their burrows in relative proximity to each other, the species does not form schools.

Seniors also tend to congregate together.