Sentence examples for to congregate a from inspiring English sources

They require that growers provide pigs space to congregate, a place to sleep in deep bedding and access to the outdoors.

The Public Theater's renovation includes an expanded lobby, a new mezzanine-level cocktail lounge called the Library, a lobby snack bar meant to encourage theatergoers to congregate, a new entrance to Joe's Pub and an expanded box office.

But Stephen Woolley is right when he remembers: "Cinema Paradiso is a movie about memory, and for our generation cinema was a place to congregate, a magical place to let your imagination run free.

Not one to dabble willingly in the shallows, Pilgrim intends to congregate a council of locally based "elders" for the occasion, with any resultant glimmers of cultural promise being transformed into rallying slogans by the Sheffield-based retro-poster designer David Andrews.

It's the centrepiece of the mall, a place to congregate, a place of worship in its own rite.

It's the centerpiece of the mall, a place to congregate, a place of worship in its own rite.

That kicked off a debate over whether the community first needed a place to congregate or a safe way to get to a place to congregate.

And what better place to congregate than a library, a repository of culture, even if the knowledge up for grabs concerned Mercury going retrograde, psychic surgery and pet-speak?

They told the passengers to congregate around a point a few metres from the wreckage; when the survivors said that some of them were too badly injured to walk, the insurgents told the able-bodied men to carry the others.

The elderly women, who might normally use shopping as an excuse to congregate on a sun-drenched afternoon or who might wander across the street to Ron's Pharmacy after picking up a few groceries, are few and far between.

Like an effort by the city earlier this year to banish gang members from a 25-square-block area around Queens Plaza at night, the loitering legislation improperly makes it a crime simply to congregate in a public space, Mr. Siegel said.