Sentence examples for to gather over from inspiring English sources

Instead light winds have caused pollution to gather over the city while fine dust from the Sahara has been blown over.

The British-Hungarian producer Alexander Korda began filming "The Thief of Bagdad" in London in the early spring of 1939, with war clouds continuing to gather over Europe.

Since the casinos moved in and elbowed out the greasy spoons, the old retirees in Vicksburg who used to gather over breakfast have moved to the McDonald's by the Interstate.

But I am beginning to envy the Burberry cloth caps and the tartan picnic rugs they used to gather over their laps.

The clouds started to gather over Villas-Boas following that beating at Manchester City, a performance he admitted left him feeling "ashamed" and led to other frustrations about those summer signings and a sterile playing style bubbling to the surface among Spurs supporters.

And in the five days since its launch, it's managed to gather over 1,600 signatures.

The problem may not be with religion itself, per se; who doesn't love some good stories mixed with reasons to gather and over-eat, served with a dollop of befuddling mumbo-jumbo?

"Our family was blessed with the opportunity to gather together over the recent Thanksgiving holiday.

What is needed, she said, is a cheap and simple way to gather data over the long term, and digital cameras could hold the key.

Mr. Daniels said the firm planned to put more than a dozen lawyers, forensic accountants and researchers on the Société Générale case to gather evidence over the next two months.

Chairman Tony Pedder said: "The storm clouds which seem to gather periodically over the steel and steel-related sectors are once again evident".