Sentence examples for would gather about from inspiring English sources

The state would gather about $780 million through raising the tax on cigarettes to $1.50 a pack, from $1.11.

Mr. Sharpton said yesterday that he and others would gather about noon for a vigil outside Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where Mr. Moore was being treated for a skull fracture.

As a child, the Mets' John Franco would gather about a dozen of his friends and make the three-mile walk from his home on Stillwell Avenue in Brooklyn over to Coney Island.

I met him once one-on-one, for an off-the-record conversation to confirm some of the facts I'd gathered about his life.

These practices had begun in the Middle Ages, when negotiators of treaties would gather information about the host nation.

Do we just have shitty ideas?" We began meeting monthly at one of our members' parents' house ― because all of our apartments were too small ― and we would gather and talk about our jobs, talk about the challenges we faced.

"There was a small coffee shop beside my house, where people would gather to talk about music and books.

"I will be happy to explore this in the future at greater length," Dr. Macfarlane said, adding that the commission would "gather more information about this specific issue".

Every month or so, a dozen of us – women in our 20s and 30s – would gather and talk about our jobs.

The whole team would gather to learn about the patients who came in overnight, and discuss patients already in our care.

However, these studies do not address the issue of whether more detailed questions would gather more information about building a pattern of patients' medication taking behaviour and thereby aid the choice of suitable interventions.