congregate

The last thing you want to do is to congregate in one place.

He told me to find out where everyone has been and to order them not to congregate.

They're places to congregate, to watch the world go by.

It is, in short, just the kind of place where Americans might be expected to congregate.

Then another group congregates, and they go through it all again.

And when the four men congregated in the street there would be an end to it.

They do not leave the city, only congregate in another corner of it.

That's where the officers congregate after a long night out on the town.

Other students also see athletes congregating in groups by team.

So, I've got to ask, where do you people congregate?

They congregate around those who can or do tap the field.

The people who congregate for the bake have changed, too.

The whole family was congregated around the fire in the solar.

Many individuals may congregate at a single spot, particularly in summer.

Let's say each hour the office workers congregate around the water cooler.

Each floor is spacious enough to provide for people to congregate.

I was again reminded of the people that congregate at a building site.

The store became a popular place for farmers to congregate.

Actually, politics happen everywhere that more than two people congregate.

The special services and the media congregate but are only able to find a few snakes.

People congregating together to tell the dead of their gratitude.

Everybody ends up congregating and talking about going to do something but never doing it.

The need for employees to congregate became more evident in the past year, she said.

We've got to find these people and keep crowds from congregating while we do it.

The garden, they have found, is a cheerful place to congregate.