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Meanings of large assemblage in anglès
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Usage of large assemblage in anglès
1
A large assemblage of children, dressed and undressed, filled up the gaps.
2
The ceremony is an imposing one, and never fails to draw a large assemblage.
3
There was a large assemblage of Lamas and soldiers.
4
There was a large assemblage of people of fashion.
5
The review was held in the presence of a large assemblage and was an inspiring sight.
6
The major portion of the large assemblage signed.
7
Inside the club there was now a large assemblage of members, although it was past midnight.
8
Silence and slumber fell on all but the many watchers in that large assemblage of unhappy men.
9
We having passed through the woods, were soon in a large assemblage of native and adopted colonists.
10
We found a large assemblage, room was made for us, and I recognized the knaves of Genoa.
11
They were marched through a sprawling, well-lit complex of living quarters, halls, guard chambers and large assemblage rooms.
12
At the hour appointed for the meeting a large assemblage crowded Washington Hall, the principal hall of the city.
13
While he was preaching in a park in London to a large assemblage, she was passing in her carriage.
14
The appointed evening came, and the exhibition was carried out in the presence of a large assemblage, and to the universal satisfaction.
15
In the reception-room I found quite a large assemblage waiting for His Excellency, the Privy-councilor, who had not yet made his appearance.
16
In the presence of a large assemblage, the unfortunate woman was buried up to the waist in the sand and stoned to death.
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