Sentence examples for the gathering from from inspiring English sources

Appalled by lawlessness and the open use of drugs at the previous year's event, the police obtained a High Court injunction preventing the gathering from taking place.

Although chief executives come to the gathering from many countries, the majority now represent United States companies, which pay substantial annual fees to support the World Economic Forum.

The movie concerns the gathering, from near and far, of the family and friends of a troubled young man, Cory, who died of a drug overdose.

The latest injunction comes in addition to an earlier application by the New South Wales police in the supreme court to prevent the gathering from occuring.

Early in the afternoon, Al Sharpton addressed the gathering from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, flanked by the parents of Trayvon Martin and an array of civil-rights-era figures, including Jesse Jackson and John Lewis.

There, orchid show attendance grew from 30,000 to 100,000 last year, transforming the gathering from a local convocation to a world event that attracted thousands of foreign tourists.

I remember the gatherings from my childhood.

Despite the controversies, this year's meeting had all the usual pomp and ceremony that attend the gatherings, from the ritual airport arrival of the participants to the theatrics of Muammar el-Qaddafi, the Libyan leader.

That same weekend, at the main house, John and Valerie Profumo were among the large gathering from the worlds of politics and the arts which Astor was hosting in honour of Ayub Khan, the president of Pakistan.

Addressing an event to consider airports and growth, he was asked where the idea for the gathering came from.

Coach Mark Few sensed the gathering inevitability from the opening minutes of Gonzaga's final landslide victory in a conference season full of them.