Sentence examples for will gather together from inspiring English sources

First, the new department will gather together all the border and transport agencies into one place.

Experienced tap artists and rising young tap dancers will gather together in a clatter of feet.

In it, former contestants and a handful of minor celebrities will gather together to essentially watch clips of what we all just saw on BBC1 a minute before.

London's Hayward Gallery will gather together 50 "invisible" works by famous artists including Andy Warhol, Yves Klein and Yoko Ono for an upcoming exhibition, thought to be the first of its kind in Britain.

Even animals that are antagonistic to one another will gather together to migrate, breed, or if food is plentiful (like grizzly bears fishing) or may be forced into one place by something like a drought.

Lasseter has introduced an unbendable rule: every three to four months (an animation takes about four years to make), animators will gather together and watch the "story reel" - a version of the full film composed of storyboard images.

And then imagine someone said: I know, I'll gather together lots of really clever people who will edit all this information, sifting out the rubbish from what's important, helping you to understand what's going on around you.

Whether you have pieced a Pi-based system together from scratch as a fun joint project with the kids, or breathed life into some older tech you had lying around, contribute and we'll gather together some of your success stories – or even tales of woe.

When the glorious moment arrives, we'll gather together.

As of June, the 32 new members of the municipal police will begin to operate in the city, and another open call will take place gather together the 90 members of the police who are needed in the region to complete the force.

He also plans a "Day America listens", during which American bosses will, he hopes, gather together to listen to the concerns of focus groups convened around the world.