Sentence examples for usually congregated from inspiring English sources

In May 1977 the team found out they had won promotion in mid-air when Brian Clough and Peter Taylor took them on an end-of-season trip to Majorca After training, it was a greasy spoon called McKay's where the players usually congregated.

It urged Israelis already there to avoid places where they usually congregate and to reject packages from unknown people.

She passed the spot just inside the Izod access road where the scalpers usually congregate, but no scalpers were there.

Chelsea fans usually congregate in nearby pubs and make up songs, which are then repeated inside the stadium.

Players usually congregate at Slainte, an Irish pub one block from the Y.M.C.A., after their watery workout.

He noted that it was difficult to know how many Syrians had fled because some stay with Jordanian families and do not usually congregate in one area.

A day later and a blood-soaked jumble of shoes still lies in a pile on the right-hand side of the tall wooden doors where female worshippers usually congregate.

That finding makes the absence of visible galaxies in the cluster even more puzzling, because iron and other heavy elements are produced in stars, which usually congregate in galaxies--and the stars are nowhere to be found.

The Gigglers Usually congregating in clusters of two to four, these young women spend more time making eyes at the Jesters than texting their friends.

Be aware that the space you're sleeping on is where most inhabitants of the household would usually congregate outside their respective bedrooms so make an honest effort to fold up the sheets and put them away every morning.

In fact, the sequences of species that belong to the same clade usually congregate in the individual trees.