Sentence examples for was gather from inspiring English sources
verb
To collect; normally separate things.
Poll-savvy as they are, Podemos leaders understood well before anyone else that all they had done was gather the fragmented leftist vote.
When we got to the Oshwal Centre, the first thing we did was gather together and say a prayer of gratitude to Jehovah for sparing us.
The water, which did not pass the film was gather together and tested for volume.
At the other end, the only work home goalkeeper Konstantopoulos had to do before the break was gather a tame overhead kick from Jordan Rhodes early on.
"What we did was gather together a team of young, hungry footballers that were desperate for success and that has to be our remit here," he said.
"What we did was gather several million examples of characters, compared them all, clustered them, then built an algorithm that would say, 'This looks like an A,' even though it had never seen that font before".
Memorabilia was gathered.
Everyone was gathered silently around the radio.
Tells how the information was gathered, etc.
This data was gathered by the reporter.
Information was gathered before Feb. 29.
