Sentence examples for when it gathers from inspiring English sources

Even if this bid fails, which seems likely, the President's gambit will surely color the new Congress when it gathers in the new year.

And when it gathers steam and ends up "trending" (ie, appearing in the list of most talked-about topics on Twitter) it's curiously exciting to be part of.

When it gathers on Friday in Moscow, the I.O.C. voters will weigh issues like the country's location, site development, athlete transportation, news media access and diversity.

But he said the board would, in all likelihood, enact far-reaching changes in September when it gathers to plan next year's festivities.

One would be foolish to ignore the possibility, a) because people have seen it is possible to do that, and b) because the impact of something like that, when it gathers momentum, is so problematic".

On Wednesday, amid reports that the Federal Reserve may announce a smaller plan for further asset purchases than anticipated when it gathers next week, the two-month equity market build up to quantitative easing was dealt a sharp blow.

Google said last month, for example, that it had inadvertently collected information like e-mail messages and passwords when it gathered pictures for its Street View online mapping service; data protection officials in Britain said this week that this represented a "significant breach" of privacy laws, and officials in other countries are investigating.

That was among the concerns raised by the faculty when it gathered to vote on the proposal in the spring.

When it gathered on the infield grass by third base, none of the four umpires were 100percentt sure the ball was foul.

12.00pm GMT Ahead of today's House hearing, James Clapper, the US director of national intelligence declassified dozens of pages of top-secret documents in an apparent bid to show the NSA was acting legally when it gathered millions of Americans' phone records.

Formed in late 1853, the Conciliation cabinet faced the Parliament only when it gathered in May 1854.