Protesters initially congregated in Victoria Park for an "authorized" gathering.
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They had congregated in a zone near the Nassib-Jaber crossing.
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Anarchists on the lam congregated in London, relatively untroubled by the police.
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On rooftops, hipsters congregated in little gatherings, surrounded by masses of beer bottles.
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With everyone congregated in one place, diseases could have been transmitted more easily.
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The girls, wearing corsages, congregated in the middle as Psy's "Gangnam Style" blared overhead.
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There wasn't even a mosque nearby; Muslim families congregated in private homes to pray.
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And before the final taping, all of the women congregated in a small dressing room.
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The protesters, who have congregated in the hundreds of thousands, are marching against Iran's growing influence.
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The chief and others congregated in a concrete, windowless room in the basement of City Hall.
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Squads of young blacks dressed in their freshest gear congregated in a line down the block.
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It was easy to approach the fringes of this group, which congregated in a bar called La Taberna.
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The annual Jewish season of introspection culminated last Wednesday, when Jews congregated in synagogues for Yom Kippur observances.
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"Dissidents have congregated in Fort Wayne and when they do, they come here," he said of the restaurant.
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The acquaintances had congregated in the game server, called Perfect World Void, and its discussion forums for years.
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The crew mainly congregated in a shared dining area that was off-limits to passengers, the investigation found.
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The migrants, whose story Ms. Lee tells in "Pachinko," congregated in slums and performed mostly low-paid labor.
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Too numerous to count, they were congregated in and around a narrow, latte-brown channel in the Salamat.
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LGBT people have typically congregated in big cities because communities that accept them have proved so elusive elsewhere.
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Lawmakers congregated in front of the beige facility Monday afternoon and decried the conditions, as protestors chanted over them.
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It's imbued with nostalgia — remember when American Jews congregated in the Catskills every summer and sang silly camp songs?
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In New York, elevator-loads of workers emerged from the company's Chelsea office and congregated in a nearby park.
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Some put out signs warning church members against using their private parking spaces when they congregated in large numbers.
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"Anytime you have lots of people congregated in one location, there is a higher risk of transmission," Brown said.
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The rest of the Wolf family—which is also a kind of professional support team—congregated in the living room.
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When the waves were choppy, the three congregated in the resort's hammock zone, where the Wi-Fi signal was strongest.
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But the several hundred women who congregated in a downtown Rome piazza on Saturday morning gave her a rousing welcome.
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She grew up on the Upper East Side, where old issues of The New Yorker congregated in the master bathroom.
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As word of the shooting spread to the rest of the city, protesters congregated in the streets of the neighborhood.
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Immigrants and minorities have long congregated in big cities, attracted by the opportunities, services and safety in numbers they supply.
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People congregated in teeming markets and in mosques and parks, greeting one another with traditional hugs and kisses on the cheek.
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This narrative conjures up images of trash piles congregated in certain locations, leaving the rest of the sea clear of debris.
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On Tuesday, the city congregated in Albert Square for a vigil for the victims and to stand in solidarity with one another.
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On a cold but sunny day in London, thousands congregated in the center of town, before marching to Trafalgar Square in Westminster.
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They all congregated in a room to watch it, to I guess make sure I didn't say the university name in the video.
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One afternoon in Shanhui, the farmers congregated in a central square, chatting under the shade cast by awnings and a traditional wooden pavilion.
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Great Britain Students at the American School in London congregated in a nearby park, held a banner and gave speeches during their walkout.
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A week earlier, R. Scott and his family had happily congregated in Pittsburgh to celebrate his father's upcoming 85th birthday, which was Monday, Nov.
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The combination may seem curious, but it seemed to work as Indians arrived during the morning Hindu ceremonies, while tourists congregated in the afternoons.
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Because academia and the legacy media are so hostile to them, intellectuals of the right have for years congregated in think tanks and publications.
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Characters alive and dead congregated in New York on Wednesday night for the Season 8 premiere, and there were more than a few memorable moments.
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Just released, they had congregated in this packed migrants' quarter as they prepared to continue their journeys out of Mexico and into the United States.
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Two hundred taxi drivers congregated in the town centre of Malaysia's Penang state on Wednesday morning, in a four-hour protest against Uber and Grab apps.
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Much of that was during ' L'Heure Verte' (the Green Hour), which started at 5 PM each day, when absinthe drinkers congregated in cafes to become wonky.
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Roughly 50 to 70 of the cretinous fowl have congregated in Pilot Rock—and now residents are scrambling to drive them out, the East Oregonian reports.
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And because the majority of Americans live in large metro areas, many seniors are congregated in the biggest cities, the dense groups of light blue circles.
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I gather this used to be where aspiring actors congregated in front of the offices of J.J. and Lee Shubert, hoping to be cast in plays.
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On Tuesday evening, around the Triple S Food Mart parking lot where Mr. Sterling was killed, people congregated in the same way they did last summer.
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But as a scrappy band of investigators who congregated in the YA Twitter community discovered, it wasn't because a lot of people were reading the book.
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Kids played in water slides, while parents took sips of cold beer and played cornhole, or congregated in line to wait for sizzling hot dogs and burgers.
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The months-long multi-event festivities commemorate the summer of 1967, when about 100,000 hippies congregated in Haight-Ashbury to spread good vibes and spur the counterculture.
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However, in the ninth inning as Puerto Rico made their final, futile, attempt at a comeback, their fans congregated in the field level section behind their dugout.
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While protesters marched in the streets and blocked traffic, Democratic donors congregated in a few reserved hotels and shuttled between private receptions with A-list elected officials.
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She said in the post that many "white girls" congregated in front of her locker before engaging in a debate about if she belonged at the school.
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The best candidates have congregated in the governor's race, where the current Lt. Gov Mary Taylor and state Attorney General Mike DeWine are the top GOP contenders.
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Whether the ride was in the early morning, late afternoon or evening, people congregated in the train's coaches, turning them into spaces of prayer and religious song.
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At that time, a small group of officials representing NASA, Europe and the Russian space agency Roscosmos congregated in TsUP (Russian Mission Control) to talk about the mission.
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" Last week, Ms. Jay and other agents congregated in front of the local office of Representative Kevin McCarthy, the House majority leader, holding signs and chanting, "Save homeownership.
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At a family reunion in a suburb of New Orleans, his relatives congregated in his cousin's kitchen while he and King sat at a card table in the garage.
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New York CNN affiliate WABC reported thousands of people congregated in Greenwich Village at the Stonewall National Monument, voicing opposition to the stances of the White House on LGBT issues.
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Mr Trump won 36% of the vote in Ohio's Republican primary and his disgruntled supporters, congregated in Ohio's south-eastern rustbelt, are not in a mood to forgive a snub.
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The West Indian immigrants who travelled to post-war Britain in the late 27s congregated in urban parts of the country alongside postcolonial African immigrants, forging new Afro-Caribbean communities.
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Once the sun went down, Kanye fans congregated in Downtown Detroit for a special surprise ... his new album was played from start to finish, some of which Kim K captured.
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Then I sort of stumbled upon an event in Tokyo where about a hundred of them were all congregated in this park and then I thought, Oh wow this is brilliant.
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As a result, most of them have congregated in a small area: ViaVan in Angel, Bolt in Shoreditch, the soon-to-launch Ola in Liverpool Street, and Kapten near Old Street.
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Many families with children had congregated in the area to view the Christmas lights along the promenade, the spectacular backdrop of Hong Kong island on the opposite side of the harbor.
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Many families with children had congregated in the area to view the Christmas lights along the promenade, the spectacular backdrop of Hong Kong island on the opposite side of the harbor.
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Drugs were sold openly on some blocks, prostitutes and johns congregated in the alleys at night, and Langdon Park became known as a hotspot for drug use and other shady activity.
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On Tuesday night, those international voters — including a huddle of Democrats who congregated in The Senate bar in Canada's capital — will elect 21 delegates to back either Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders.
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"Large numbers of people are congregated in often densely packed premises, thereby increasing the risk of transmission," Osman Dar, a project director at Chatham House's Global Health Programme, told CNBC via email.
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After Crawford fielded a ground ball from Machado and threw to Hosmer for the final out, Hosmer pumped his fist, and the United States players congregated in the middle of the infield.
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At one point, they congregated in front of the door leading up to ALMLA — not blocking the entrance, but not exactly welcoming people in either — until Popp went downstairs to introduce herself.
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Throughout Wednesday, as families congregated in hospitals to visit loved ones or look for the missing, there was scarcely a word of criticism for the failings in accountability that led to the fire.
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Covina's location—in Kips Bay, where lacrosse bros-turned-bankers and indistinguishable high-rises have congregated in recent years—may not seem like the easiest locale in which to make a culinary statement.
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But if Mr Perriello can light a fire among the sorts of national-minded Democrats, heavily congregated in northern Virginia, who usually do not vote in state-level primary elections, he could pull ahead.
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Stanton, a Democrat supporting Clinton, wrote the letter the day after the Arizona primaries, arguing that the polling locations in his county were congregated in predominately white areas, although Phoenix is a majority-minority city.
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Here's what those congregated in Austin learned from Mr. Thompson about The Times's use of virtual reality as a storytelling tool and how we can expect The Times to use the technology in the future.
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On a recent Saturday morning, about two dozen bikers congregated in central Tripoli, doing small circuits in front of curious bystanders in the city's main square before taking a spin on the city's coastal road.
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Protestors lined the streets surrounding the centuries-old temple and congregated in groups at multiple entry points to stop any woman between the ages of 10 and 50 from making their way into the structure.
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By Thursday night, more than 1,000 members of the caravan had congregated in the city, and word spread among the group that they would try to cross the border en masse at midday on Friday.
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Maybe it's because so many of them congregated in Paris, a city that retains its romantic allure long after others (New York, Berlin) usurped its place as hangouts for the world's writers and painters and photographers.
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Alongside the rest of the squad that congregated in the record shops of Croydon, Jones was absolutely pivotal to the origins and emergence of dubstep, the South London sound that went on to conquer the world.
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His movement is loosely associated with the "red-shirt" activists who have sometimes congregated in support of the Shinawatras (and who are themselves opposed by "yellow-clad" royalist protesters, mostly drawn from the middle and upper classes).
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In the final seconds of the period, Jets defenseman Dustin Byfuglien picked up a loose puck behind the Wild net, circled to the blue line and flipped the puck toward the crowd congregated in front of Dubnyk.
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On Wednesday afternoon, hundreds of Wayfair employees streamed out of the company's Boston offices and congregated in Copley Square to protest the home-goods retailer's refusal to stop supplying furniture to immigration detention centers on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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And in the vaulted marble bar of the Ritz-Carlton downtown, wealthy givers congregated in force for cocktails and glad-handing as protesters thronged just outside to voice their unhappiness with Wall Street, big money in politics and Mrs.
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Over the weekend, a group of protestors marched through Charlottesville, Virginia, then congregated in a public park carrying torches, outraged at the city's decision to sell a statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee, the Charlottesville Daily Progress reports.
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A day after the nation celebrated Bastille Day - the storming of a prison during the French Revolution in 19983 - with a late-night fireworks display over the Eiffel tower, large numbers congregated in the same spot to watch the final.
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As hundreds of mourners congregated in front of a hastily-erected, candlelit shrine at his house in the Limete district of the capital, Kinshasa, on Thursday, many said they had little faith that anyone else could carry on his legacy.
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In the demonstration, women from countries around the world congregated in cities, protesting for equal rights and bringing attention to the "economic injustices women and gender nonconforming people" face; while some took the opportunity to protest against Trump's policies on abortion and healthcare.
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SYDNEY, March 22 (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Sunday ordered many venues, including pubs, casinos, gyms and cinemas, to close from midday Monday to combat coronavirus after many people appeared to disregard health warnings and congregated in large numbers in recent days.
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She was prepared to capture their celebration: A pool of bridesmaids, elated and anxious, congregated in front of a rowhouse in Brooklyn, while others in puffy-sleeved dresses reclined in the back seat with smokes and drinks; a prom couple made out for the camera.
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The second interstellar object on record has visited our solar system, according to astronomical…Read more Read&aposThere Is Always Hope:&apos Why Young Adults Are Coming to the UN Youth Climate SummitHundreds of young people from around the world have congregated in New York.
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Shaken Ecuadoreans lined up for food and blankets, slept in the rubble of their destroyed homes or congregated in the street after the most destructive quake since a 1979 magnitude 7.7 quake killed at least 600 people and injured 20,000, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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As Srebrenica exposed with such disturbing clarity, civilians who are tightly congregated in a designated area would be highly vulnerable from being attacked without protection from a sizable ground presence that operates under a clear chain-of-command and with the lethal authority to defend them from hostile forces.
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Cleveland (CNN)The "Silent Majority" Donald Trump has inspired and rallied throughout his campaign congregated in a riverfront park here Monday -- a hodgepodge of supporters who, while unlikely to step foot inside the convention hall less than a mile away, nevertheless counted themselves among the real estate mogul's most fervent backers.
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LONDON — Just after work on Halloween, people congregated in a cavernous steampunk-themed bar in the financial district here, drinking No Deal Daiquiris, Bo-jitos and Tequila Mays: cocktails dreamed up for an "End of the World Brexit" party, planned for a night when Brexit was supposed to happen but didn't.
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For instance, it was striking last September when several thousand Los Angeles Dodgers fans congregated in the left-field corner of Yankee Stadium and all but made the ballpark their home — boisterously mimicking the right-field Bleacher Creatures' ritual roll call and unrolling a tifo, the enormous banner prevalent at soccer matches.
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As the esteemed leatherman and leather historian Guy Baldwin wrote in his 1998 essay "The Old Guard: The History of Leather Traditions," the leather community first got its start in the wake of World War II, as queer men returned from war and congregated in port cities like New York and San Francisco.
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As time passed, the group's closeness spilled over the edges of VR. Regulars congregated in other online spaces, from a Rec Room–devoted subreddit to a dedicated area of the chat platform Discord; many of them followed one another on Instagram using Rec Room–specific accounts, some of which show only avatars, never the shy, real people behind them.
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As it opens, a haggard young British man (Mathew Baynton, whose performance really anchors this ensemble series) is addressing the camera, expressing bafflement as to why he and a few other misfits congregated in a bunker in Slough, England, appear to be destined to survive the extinction-level event that is moments from occurring: A giant comet is about to smack into Earth.
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A few avatars congregated in a conference room that has a whiteboard for jotting down notes, and others could be seen paired off in snuggeries equipped with sound isolation for confidential chats ("It's like the real world, only better," Rosedale said), relaxing in cabanas on the edge of an emerald sea, or doing whatever it is that people do around the campfire.
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