Sentence examples for to congregate on from inspiring English sources

The sound of music travelled far, and attracted villagers to congregate on the charpois (beds) laid out on the roof.

Groups of men started to congregate on street corners, or sit outside houses on the main road.

Some activists managed to congregate on a skybridge connecting the hotel to the parking garage, while others threw (organic) eggs.

Activists plan to congregate on Tuesday in London to remember the aid workers killed and to raise the profile of the new mission.

Thanks to the Internet, video fitness devotees have a place to congregate, on sites like www.videofitness.com, to extol the virtues of their favorite teachers.

Fans were allowed to congregate on the three levels of concourse, which are adjacent to the ramps and became extremely crowded.

Scores of CSK fans congregate on groups in social media outlets.

Then came a call to congregate again, on Sunday, Feb. 27.

Students told Mr. Schutte they were scared to shop or congregate on Myrtle, the closest commercial strip to Pratt's 25-acre campus.

Macroeconomists split into two camps, drawing opposite lessons from the episode.The purists, known as "freshwater" economists because of the lakeside universities where they happened to congregate, blamed stagflation on restless central bankers trying to do too much.

But I'd guessed by this point (not exactly difficult, what with the all the arguing about the spelling on their banners) that the action was to be against far-right groups who were planning to congregate in Paris on that Sunday the 12th. .