forgather

How To Use forgather In A Sentence

• Some cooks base far-reaching fame solely upon their gravy, and their names come to be on the lips of men wherever they forgather at the feast. HOUSEKEEPING IN THE KLONDIKE
• Yes, you are dead now and live only there, in a little, slightly tip-tilted graveyard where all of your childhood's Christmas trees are forgathered with the present they meant to give, and your childhood's river quietly curls at your side and breathes deep with each tide. North and South
• Yes, you are dead now and live only there, in a little, slightly tip-tilted graveyard where all of your childhood's Christmas trees are forgathered with the present they meant to give, and your childhood's river quietly curls at your side and breathes deep with each tide. North and South
• Now an exile himself, he makes gentle but deadly fun of those émigrés who forgather, like the White Russians of old, in a café society devoted to toasting the ancien régime. The Persian Version
• Aweel, when my mother and him forgathered, they set till the sodgers, and I think they gae them their kale through the reek! Old Mortality
• Christina had gone to the hairdresser and Duert was at the hospital and they would all forgather for tea presently. A Girl Named Rose
• During the holidays a horde of in-laws forgathered at Dark Acres to play cards and gossip about horses.
• The last occasion on which Werdet forgathered with his favourite author was at his house in the Rue de Seine, where, in February Balzac
• At Gya, a wild hamlet, the last in Ladak proper, I met a working naturalist whom I had seen twice before, and 'forgathered' with him much of the way. Among the Tibetans
• There we forgathered in the summer evenings and of a Saturday afternoon in winter, and told mighty tales of our prowess and flattered our silly hearts. Prester John