Sentence examples for those clustered from inspiring English sources

Arthur Ashe Stadium hovers overhead, and when the crowd roars, those clustered on the lawn can hear it.

But former summer cottages, like those clustered around Mohegan Lake, which have been winterized and are now occupied year-round, generally sell for $175,000 to $225,000.

How do pollutants from many different sources, especially those clustered in a single community, interact in the air and in the human body?

Until recently, the only good ones were those clustered around the sparkling Costa Smeralda, where celebrities and Italian A-listers convene in August.

It sticks to known coteries of artists, for example, those clustered loosely around Alfred Stieglitz and his gallery (Georgia O'Keeffe, Marsden Hartley, Arthur Dove), or those affiliated with the gallery of Edith Gregor Halpert Lawrence, Stuart Davis, Ben Shahnn).

But it's a sure sign of change in racing and society itself that, apart from the celebrity chef Bobby Flay, few of those clustered on the grounds of the Humphrey S. Finney auction pavilion — now controlled by investors affiliated with the royal family of Dubai — would be recognizable to any but Forbes 400 exegetes.

Those clustering around Osborne have either benefited, or hope to benefit, from his patronage, while those warming to Johnson feel rejected.

The result shows the clustering result performed by those clustering genes and the extracted predictor for BRCA were significant.

Those clusters of bodies were key.

Without those clusters, stars get extinguished.

As self-help groups mature, they self-organise into clusters, and then those clusters into federations.