Sample Sentences forcongregate (editor-reviewed)
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The planned demonstration never materialized because a heavy presence of police and soldiers made it impossible for protesters to congregate.congregate = gather together
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People congregated outside of City Hall to protest.congregated = came together
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Papa and the men who lived on the ranch would congregate below her window, their rich, sweet voices singing Las Martanitas, the birthday song. (source)congregate = gather as a group
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He and his groupmates congregated by the tables in front of the Auditorium and took their packaged food. (source)congregated = came together
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there was a sudden deep of seven hundred fathoms where all sorts of fish congregated (source)
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In the compound, the POWs were congregating in joyful anticipation. (source)congregating = coming together
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About nineteen people congregated during the time it took for Norman Strick to walk up to the Courthouse and blow the whistle for the volunteer fire department. (source)congregated = come together
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When he finished, the guys turned and started to congregate at the mouth of the tunnel, their voices alive with excitement. (source)
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In the lower city I passed the word that it might be a good idea to stay in tonight, and as a result there were no conversations in the streets, no knots of neighbors congregating on someone's ground floor to watch an entertainment.† (source)
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We have not used them much since, except when our entire race congregates in Farthen Dur.† (source)
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We ran into the building and congregated around the double doors in the back.† (source)
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In the future, please don't feel the need to congregate until I have arrived.† (source)
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Hagrid added sharply, heading now toward the foot of the Astronomy Tower, where a small crowd was congregating.† (source)
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A dozen or so students were congregated on the lawn, playing another impromptu game of Frisbee.† (source)
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There is no place to dart into or congregate.† (source)
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That butchery business was long ago; surely by now the sharks would be out of the habit of congregating here.† (source)
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