Sentence examples for that gather around from inspiring English sources

The bears that gather around Churchill waiting for the waters in Hudson Bay to freeze over are the most studied on Earth.

But what can we learn from the old words that get remade before our very eyes, the new possibilities that gather around "leak" or "virus," or the new wariness that accompanies once-innocuous words like "disruption" and "content"?

The comments and community that gather around his posts make transparent the links between a reporter and the reception his or her work receives: 200,000 people "like" his page – that is a pretty strong endorsement.

The audiences that gather around rock 'n' rollers are as close to that ideal community as anyone gets.

Many of our young people, adept in collating, processing and sharing information, seek rapid answers to the problems that gather around them.

Betty is obviously a seasoned vaudevillian, always ready to break into songs and snappy patter for the ad hoc audiences that gather around her.

Support for John Kerry was tiny in the massive demonstrations that gathered around the Republican convention in New York.

The film shows that she herself did time in prison, without ever accruing the aura that gathered around her husband.

Mr. Leno agreed, setting in motion a slowly building storm that gathered around NBC's corporate headquarters.

The group of philosophers that gathered around Schlick at Vienna included Rudolf Carnap and Otto Neurath and the mathematicians and scientists Kurt Gödel, Philipp Frank, and Hans Hahn.

After the war he was for a time a member of the community of Roman Catholic craftsmen that gathered around the sculptor Eric Gill at Ditchling in England.