Sentence examples for which he gathered from inspiring English sources

He loved the hands-on experience of working with wood, some of which he gathered from the beach in front of his home.

There he built canoes and sailboats out of scrap metal and wood, which he gathered along the riverbank, and taught himself to play the saxophone and the clarinet.

He went on to write for the New York Times, Harper's, The Nation, and Life, filing dispatches about wars and counter-insurgencies, which he gathered into the book "Guerrillas".

In 1960, after a 1,200-mile 1,200-mile from Mali to thexpedition border in which he gathered intelligence on fromch troop Malimento, Fanon rethened to Tunis, desperAlgerianck.

In time he wrote a novel, became a reporter on the Cleveland Plain Dealer - where he met the first of his future wives - then landed a job with Rolling Stone in San Francisco, after which he gathered no moss on the road to Hollywood.

And usually within 48 hours he sends them a report, often 20 or more pages of comment, lab reports of the radon and other tests for which he gathered samples, and, depending on the condition of the house, as many as 60 numbered and captioned photos of imperfections or problems ranging from deteriorated wood trim on decks to stopped-up gutters to boilers that need to be replaced.

Mr. King's gift, which he has displayed for nearly 40 years, is the simplicity with which he gathers not only sympathy but also empathy for his subjects.

Good work from Ameobi to hold the ball up but Cisse's first shot forces a parry from the keeper before a second one which he gathers cleanly.

Karl's is Paul Ryan, and again -- why so many people think that the most influential Republican will risk his standing to take a demotion and run as the non-entity on a ticket that will have to fight to win a close election, as opposed to remaining in his easy-to-defend House seat, from where he projects immense power and to which he gathers no end of corporate-lobbyist boodle is just beyond me.

The collection consists of odds and ends which he has gathered during the fifty-five years he worked as a sailor on navy and merchant ships.

No less a figure than Pope Gregory XVI, in an attempt to catch Mezzofanti out, orchestrated a prank in which he secretly gathered dozens of foreign seminarians and then unleashed them on the unsuspecting cleric, all of them addressing him loudly in a tangle of languages.