Before many weeks the Sempers will congregate together somewhere for a glorious reunion.

Not often, my dear; for most birds congregate together in small flocks, and depart unnoticed.

It's the biggest thing we all have in common, so we tend to congregate together.

A sort of concretionary affinity comes into play, and the different chemical units congregate together.

This would include controlling the way people congregate together and providing protective equipment such as masks.

And now the autumn came, the season when men prepare and congregate together for dangerous hunting expeditions.

Those offenders congregate together in remand prisons.

The conversation of men, when they congregate together, is generally dedicated to one of two subjects: politics or women.

Herrings, Pilchards, Smelts, Flounders, Sturgeon, Bisons, Antelopes, Woodcocks, Swallows, Fieldfares, Locusts, and even Butterflies congregate together previous to migration.

To resolve disputes, do parties and their advisers need to congregate together in one physical space, in order to present arguments to a judge?

Whenever it is moonlight the nights are passed in singing and dancing, beating drums, blowing horns, and the population of whole villages thus congregate together.

Congregated together were about fifty sunburnt laborers, arrayed in coarse woollen shirts.

All the horrors of the underworld were, for her, congregated together in him.

The officers as usual paced the quarter-deck, and the men congregated together forward.

On another bank we saw a number of pretty little bee-eaters congregated together.

As evening approached, however, they also drew off and congregated together.