Sentence examples for take gathering from inspiring English sources

Even Obama has seemed uncertain of what direction his post-Presidential life should take, gathering a team of advisers as early as last year to help him chart a suitable return course to civilian life.

Homeless people have taken to gathering around street fires to try to keep warm and the night shelters for the poor in Delhi are overflowing.

Nor hard to imagine what pleasure must have been taken in gathering them, or in merely having them growing by the church, on the day itself.

Grace and the other students wash their hands, after which have their temperature taken, before gathering in the school's central courtyard.

Forty-four people have taken the oath, he says, but "every so often the oath is taken amidst gathering clouds and raging storms..

Yet, every so often the oath is taken amidst gathering clouds and raging storms.

Then PlaceLocal takes over, gathering basics like telephone number, hours of business, maps and directions, and adding positive comments extracted from local blogs.

But opponents of the bill blocked it last month just before it took effect, gathering enough signatures to put it on the ballot in 2012.

Yet, every so often the oath is taken amidst gathering clouds and raging storms. come dangerously close to "It was a dark and stormy night".

The day that my aunt took me gathering up the G-O Road a U.S. Forest Service car pulled alongside us and a man stepped out of the vehicle.

Both Conway and the victim have absent dads, and their respective attitudes to this gap in their lives take on gathering significance.