Gather anything that reminds you of the person you are trying to forget about and return them if you can.
Mam tells us gather anything that burns, coal, wood, cardboard, paper.
Gather anything you can find crates, pieces of machinery, whatever.
Gather anything else you might need.
If the wind picks up, gather anything loose outside and bring it in, or tie it down if you can.
The company insists that while it reserved the contractual right to track students' surfing habits individually, it never gathered anything more than their age, sex and ZIP code -- information it then shared in aggregate form with advertisers.
He isn't nostalgic for the past and still remembers being a child during the war, when the family nearly starved and he and his siblings were sent to gather herbs and anything else edible.
This Web site offers a safe (read: anonymous) place for dejected employees to gather and grumble about anything from their odious tasks, condescending bosses, or the mailroom lady with sticky fingers.
Will it mean anything to gather opinions about obesity form 20 guys in the locker room?
Loxosceles tend to splay their legs like asterisks, and to gather in pockets of dampness — anything from the bottoms of rotting logs to the spaces behind steam pipes.
