Sentence examples for supposed to gather from inspiring English sources

call was supposed to gather and distribute more efficiently the insights that soldiers glean from battle.

By tradition, it is also a day when relatives are supposed to gather and feast together.

"But armed thugs invaded where we were supposed to gather, under the nose of the police station.

A big evening was planned, with dinner and then a huge bonfire, where we were supposed to gather to toast the arrival of January 1st.

The sleeper agents in the so-called Wasp network, three of whom were repatriated as part of today's spy swap, were supposed to gather intelligence in Florida but never succeeded in uncovering a single secret.

I noticed only one slip, when she says that judges and juries knew that the sabbats, when witches were supposed to gather and have sex with the devil, were imaginary.

"They use them as intelligence sources, I suppose, to gather information on people," said Dr. Tony Payan, associate professor of political science at the University of Texas-El Paso.

The representatives are not lawyers — a point of contention for human rights groups — but they will explain the administrative review process to detainees and are supposed to help gather any "reasonably available" evidence that detainees wish to use to challenge their detention.

In his middle age Confucius is supposed to have gathered about him a group of disciples whom he taught and also to have devoted himself to political matters in Lu.

The confessions made in detention are theoretically inadmissible, and the prosecution is supposed to re-gather the evidence — but this is widely ignored in practice.

The death robots have turned the C.I.A. into the villain in places like Pakistan, Newland said, where the agency's mission is supposed to be nurturing relationships to gather intelligence.