Sentence examples for when we congregated from inspiring English sources

I will miss the times when we congregated for prayer in so many different settings.

Every day we remind ourselves that this cannot be the end of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi -- in the mornings when we take a close look at our good-at-forgetting-optimistic-faces, during the day when we shop in Persian markets around Westwood, and in the evenings when we congregate in our homes to discuss our fate.

"You need to take 800 milligrams of Advil a day," a woman in her late 50s or early 60s advised me when we all congregated in the break room before work.

Getting ourselves into this get-up would begin at around 5PM, when we'd all congregate at any house that'd been vacated by parents and pets.

Each year we congregate, and count blessings and losses.

We congregate in the dusty domain of moth.

It was only when we got back to Carmyle, where everybody was congregating and waiting to see if everybody was OK, that we realised there had been a disaster.

There were no apparent or detectable patterns in distribution except when macropodids congregated each morning to feed in the public lawn prior to public visitation.

When we got to the main entrance of the prison, within an hour, relatives and friends of the prisoners were already starting to congregate.

Traditionally, a Sun Dance was held by each tribe once a year in late spring or early summer, when the buffalo congregated after the long Plains winters.

But when crowds first congregated in several neighbourhoods in Khartoum in the days following 25 September, Niss troops often arrived in pick-up trucks within minutes.