Sentence examples for time gathered from inspiring English sources

The site Party Time gathered conversations about the elections and graphically presented who was getting the most buzz online.

Yet this is a steel castle, a rusty cathedral, and the lost time gathered by it is the history of cities, industries, technology, modernity.

A 19-year-old college freshman in Idaho, Kelsey Crow, read the column and started a petition to free those journalists — and in no time gathered more than 4,000 signatures.

They were first tried out at the Durban climate talks in South Africa, in 2011, and under France's plan they consisted of groups of up to 80 delegates at a time gathered to thrash out the remaining disagreements.

During the raids, columns of volunteers – as many as 2,500 at a time – gathered, walked silently and bravely defied the heavily guarded mines, knowing they would be beaten and perhaps killed.

Politics, philosophy and economics undergraduates, who fashionably scorned tutorials with the dons as a waste of time, gathered in the junior common room to take notes while their fellow student conducted impromptu seminars on philosophy.

Most of the men, who don't need to be in the office at any particular time, gather for breakfast after dropping the kids off at school.

We have seen new classically oriented figurative schools opening and the refused classical figurative painters of our time gather in groups on the internet and social media.

Compared to the individual care experience, CenteringPregnancy enabled physicians to have more time, gather and offer more information, and provide better care for their patients.

As a result of its partnership building, OSU modified research plans in order to address tribal concerns and at the same time gather valuable scientific information that they might not have gathered otherwise.

Jer Thorp, the data artist in residence at The New York Times, gathered 4,500 tweets that used the hashtag #fiction5 over the following few days.