Sentence examples similar to we should congregate from inspiring English sources
Those who miss the days when Reading was all about metal should congregate at the Pit stage to catch the likes of Mastodon.
On 15 October, the Tory MP Philip Davies suggested that the whole concept of a "conference season" is silly and that the parties should congregate at weekends so that Parliament can stay in session uninterrupted.
But before we went, we congregated at a construction site to -- as the kids now call it -- pre-game.
Should audiences congregate for concerts, it could be a stage, or seating for 300 people.
We will congregate on Saturday, June 24th at Highland Gateway Park for a morning of tree-planting with Denver Parks and Recreation.
We will congregate on Saturday, September 23rd at Ruby Hill Park for a morning of parks improvement with Denver Parks and Recreation.
At school, we would congregate in the toilets and play who-can-stick-the-most-pencils-between-their-boobs (I would always win).
And we'd congregate at the club, in our looks we'd put together, to mingle and appreciate each other.
As we further congregate in cities, it has become more important to make cities not only green, but also efficient.
Nursing home medicine, terminal care and primary care to patients in congregate residential care settings all involve the kinds of skills in individual and populations/systems based medicine in which we should be training our geriatricians.
