Sentence examples for that were gathering from inspiring English sources
The phrase "that were gathering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of people or things that are coming together or assembling over a period of time. Example: "The clouds that were gathering in the sky signaled an approaching storm."
As the Zodiacs skimmed across the water, I kept an eye on the ring of snow clouds that were gathering and obscuring the mountains.
"It's as if there weren't enough Americans killed, there weren't enough voices," she says of Pan Am 103 and the blue-ribbon study recommendations on terrorism that were gathering dust on Sept. 11.
Seeing Spectacles content on other apps without ugly borders could draw attention back to Snapchat, or at least help Spectacles sell better than v1, which only sold 220,000 pairs and had to write-off hundreds of thousands more that were gathering dust in warehouses.
Apparently tiring of the troubles of its leasing business, Marine Midland in 1995 rolled the leasing unit into the bank and cut back on Concord's activities, but not before Concord racked up $600 million in nonaccruing assets, including $428 million in bum aircraft leases on planes that were gathering dust in the desert.
Lugar should have spent more time back in Indiana, highlighted his conservative credentials (which are many) and recognized the powerful conservative forces that were gathering in the distance.
" There was a lot of anxieties going into the EAG because a lot of people who were in that group had been involved in writing documents before that were gathering dust on the shelf.
It is justice, not a storm, that is gathering.
It is a view that is gathering support from doctors.
They could see it in the layer of sweat that was gathering on his face.
And these jobs are part of a build-out that is gathering force.
It's part of a broader shift in the industry that's gathering pace, Mirren believes.
