Assorted pinstriped grandees are massed together in the credits only as "Cabinet Ministers".
They may be massed together to form a sense organ, such as the eye or ear, or they may be scattered, as are those of the skin and viscera.
Paradoxically, academic writers are often inhibited when it comes to speaking directly, possibly because they were all little goody-goodies in junior high school, and they're being massed together in university departments, and when you put all the smartest kids in the class together, there's a tremendous anxiety about whether one can live up to the seriousness of the enterprise.
In 2001, the auto industry's major players were massed together and then marooned at the Frankfurt show, which operates every other year, on the "new day of infamy".
Back then soldiers were sitting ducks, massed together in low-lying trenches, static targets for weeks or months at a time.
Chemical warfare came of age in the First World War, in many ways the ideal environment for it to thrive soldiers back then were sitting ducks, massed together in low-lying trenches, static targets for weeks or months at a time.
That's how the orchids, palm trees and other tropical plants are arranged here — massed together, or set apart like treasured objects.
Throughout the war, Grant also seems to have grasped another basic truth — that while Civil War weaponry, large and small alike, was utterly lethal when massed together, it was, when fired singly at specific moving targets, as likely to miss as to hit.
The police version of events was that the miners had massed together and launched a violent assault before the horses were unleashed.
Here it was an army of oystercatchers, plump black and white waders with scarlet bills: I estimated there must have been at least 8,000 of them massed together about a quarter of a mile offshore.
