Sentence examples for they would assemble from inspiring English sources

It was the first time on a battlefield that they would assemble 1,000 men and they would march forward like a machine in these square formations.

On average they numbered 10 or so: their children in bed, their day's work behind them, they would assemble in somebody's living-room and sit in council.

Boeing, which builds planes in Washington, has the support of that state's Congressional delegation, while Northrop Grumman and EADS have political champions in Alabama, where they said they would assemble their tankers.

Bersih leaders responded by accusing the prime minister of having "reneged" on his offer to provide a stadium for their rally and said they would assemble at Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday afternoon "whatever happens between now and then".

In 2005 the then-Nashi leader Vasily Yakemenko announced that if such a thing were ever to occur in Russia he would make one call to his "colleagues in the Spartak Moscow FC fan movement", and they would "assemble 5,000 of their supporters to chase away those who came out on the streets in support of western-backed politicians".

Inside the clubhouse at Fenway Park, the Red Sox players signed autographs for one another, an acknowledgment, if an unspoken one, that this might be the last time they would assemble in full as the team that rallied to win the American League Championship Series in seven games, then swept the World Series in four.

The machines would be powered by solar panels, and as they multiplied they'd produce more solar panels, which they'd assemble using elements, like silicon and aluminum, extracted from ordinary dirt.

They'd assemble in parks and each other's homes to receive oral sex from female classmates.

We were used to this - the existence of the travelling life is an offence - but we didn't know this meant they'd assembled 1,600 policemen on our route.

And judging from the lineup of speakers they'd assembled, from Thrive author and HuffPost editor-in-chief Arianna Huffington to happiness researcher Shawn Achor, they were serious about wanting to infuse the world of work with more humanity.

Not especially drawn to early bebop, they initially emphasized the sort of traditional material they'd assembled during their stint with RCA, licensing music for reissue from the departed 1920s label, Paramount.