79 Verbs to Use for the Word gathering

Through the tobacco-smoke and the stifling air he saw, vaguely, a grave gathering of bucks sitting, or, rather, lounging and squatting, on the outer edge of the wide sleeping-bench that ran all round the room, about a foot and a half from the hewn-log floor.

The Master replied, "When Duke Hwan held a great gathering of the feudal lords, dispensing with military equipage, it was owing to Kwan Chung's energy that such an event was brought about.

They had met to talk about their grievances, and Lord Shaftesbury had attended the gathering and promised to help them, telling them to write to him if they required further assistance.

And therefore: Colonel Musgrave alluded briefly to the pleasure he took in addressing such a gathering.

But it was so different without the love-light of your eyes and the pressure of your dear hand, that I felt the tears gathering, and had all manner of sad thoughts.

In the evening we had a crowded reception at the home of Mrs. Fenno Tudor, who occupied a fine old residence facing the Common, where we met a large gathering of Boston reformers.

Henry Reynolds, in his Mythomystes (c. 1633), although he goes wool-gathering with mystical interpretations of poetry, yet evinces the same reaction against the ornate style in terming the flowers of rhetoric and versification as mere accidents of poetry.

He described the journey across the desert, the great shrine of the Prophet in Mecca, the great gathering for prayer upon the plain two miles away.

Here, guided by Apollonie, he was taken first of all to the large ball-room, which had witnessed all the happy gatherings of the family and their friends.

"A couple of whisky sales gentlemen joined our little gathering and proposed a race.

They passed out of the dining-room, and stood on the gravel, watching the night gathering in the open country.

This pressure, in addition to the hauling of cotton to market had postponed the gathering of the corn crop.

Everything was rough, including the smiles, as far as I noted that remarkable gathering.

The thirteen hundred circulars issued by the Earl of Sefton, Lord- Lieutenant of Lancashire, "brought together such a gathering of rank, and wealth, and influence, as is not often to be witnessed; and the eloquent advocate of class distinctions and aristocratic privileges (the Earl of Derby) became on that day the powerful and successful representative of the poor and helpless."

Governor Willson, of Kentucky, chairman of the committee which arranged the gathering, in an earnest speech to its members declared that, "If this conference of Governors had been in existence as an institution in 1860, there would never have been a war between the States.

In winter there is a Sunday morning prayer meeting at the place; but in summer the members can't stand such a gathering, either because too much light is thrown upon the subject, or because the attendance is too small, or because early prayers are not required at that season of the year.

There the very utterance of words caused the gathering of clouds, and a thousand volleys of stones.

I have really done nothing this last month but look at my flowers, superintend the gathering of my plums, put up a few pots of confiture, mow the lawn, and listen to the guns, now and then, read the communiqués, and sigh over the disasters in the east and the deadlock at Gallipoli.

He went to bed, the last night out, leaving a noisy gathering in the saloon, and read himself drowsy.

Or, rather, we should have found this happy gathering, for the iron hand of war has broken the charmed ring.

Just when the orator had reached the most important point in his harangue, and was pouring forth a torrent of impassioned eloquence, the platform would begin to move, or the audience would insist on turning the gathering into an imaginary "scrum," and almost crushing the life out of those who happened to be in the middle of the crowd.

Sir William Crookes, facing this gathering, as its president, said: "Were I now introducing for the first time these inquiries to the world of science, I should choose a starting point different from that of old (where we formerly began).

Gething felt the back gather beneath him, the tense body flung into the air, the flight through space, then the landing well upon the firm bank.

Robert Nolan with his chief assistant Beowulf Denn and other representatives of Nolan Mining Enterprise filled out the gathering.

"I ask you to keep on the work in the fields, to finish gathering in the year's harvest, to prepare that of the coming year.

79 Verbs to Use for the Word  gathering