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Discover Ludwig"We are gathered here" is a correct and usable phrase in written English and generally used to introduce or open a formal or significant event, such as the beginning of a meeting or a ceremony.
Example: We are gathered here to honor the life and achievements of Bill Smith.
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We are gathered here to day to celebrate the legacy of Danielle Haase-Dubosc.
He added: "We are gathered here because British soldiers killed innocent people.
We are gathered here today to discuss the texture of this holiday as a whole.
We are gathered here, way far in the future, for the funeral of Jack Handey, the world's oldest man.
"We are gathered here today to bid farewell to the best assistant any magician could ask for".
Great eulogies do not begin with "We are gathered here today to remember." The gathered know why they are there.
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Precisely why we're gathered here to cheer A very merry un-birthday to you.
And so now I'd like to turn our attention to the reason that we're gathered here today.
This is a good-time show, no matter that we're gathered here to imagine our young host's funeral.
And so Nancy and the family are in our thoughts today as we proceed, as we're gathered here for this lecture.
However, we're gathered here ostensibly to honour the Celtic folk outfit's crowning achievement, 1988's Fishermen's Blues, a romantic, wistful and vigorous record that blends folk, rock and country.
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