Sentence examples for to amass around from inspiring English sources

Compounding tax-sheltered wealth for decades allowed him to amass around $44 billion, and Buffett notes that the 90% wealth tax will still leave him with more than $4 billion.

Written in 1616, when difficulties relating to natural theology first began to amass around Copernican and Galilean doctrines, and printed in Frankfurt in 1622, the Apologia represents an act of great courage and intellectual honesty on Campanella's part, since he took up this delicate issue while he was still in prison and, furthermore, was not even defending his own doctrines.

Translated by Julie Schwietert Collazo.

A crowd begins to amass around The Dark Knight out front of Bramalea Mall.

Fast Retailing -- which, in addition to Uniqlo, owns several smaller clothing brands including Theory and J Brand -- expects to amass around $12.5 billion in annual sales this year.

A dilution of at least 9 individuals per well was desired, in order to amass around 100 nematodes per plate.

According to statistics Li sent me, since its launch in November of 2015, WooPlus has amassed around 10,000 users, most of whom live in the United States, and it's almost two-thirds men.

Tesla managed to amass somewhere around 500,000 pre-orders for the car, so it's definitely a hotly anticipated item.

"Social media has given us unprecedented access to individuals eager to tell their stories," says Brandon Litman, executive producer of One Day on Earth, a participatory documentary using the internet to amass footage from around the globe.

With no free agency, the 49ers were able to amass a dominating roster around Montana.

Walt Disney Studios is tipped to amass a record $7bn£5.6bnbn) in cinemas around the world this year, having already passed $6bn thanks to Doctor Strange, Captain America: Civil War and Finding Dory.