Examples of 'gathered more' in a sentence
Meaning of "gathered more"
The phrase 'gathered more' typically means to accumulate or collect a larger quantity of something. It can refer to various contexts, such as gathering more information, more people, more resources, or more support
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And the police gathered more evidence.
I gathered more and more friends.
I got up and gathered more wood.
I gathered more information about it.
While there the caliph gathered more troops to his side.
I have gathered more intelligence than anyone you have ever met.
This also implied that longer microcentrifugations gathered more inhibitors in the washed pellets.
We have gathered more than a hundred from everywhere.
The office of the prosecutor of Tatarstan has gathered more information and found a few.
We have gathered more photos in a post card booklet.
As the gasses mixed, they got bigger and gathered more gasses.
But they gathered more honey than ours.
As for the final decision, let us make that after we have gathered more information.
But we gathered more or less at five.
The ceremony was also televised live and gathered more than 2 millions viewers.
Information gathered more widely and channelled less hierarchically.
In the third phase, three national case studies gathered more in-depth qualitative information.
So he gathered more volunteers.
As they gathered the quail, many overindulged and gathered more than they needed.
He thereafter gathered more troops among the local rebels.
Within less than a day, this petition has already gathered more than 8 thousand signatures.
It also gathered more than fifty representatives from the private sector.
I asked a lot more questions and gathered more information than I would normally.
She gathered more staff to cope with the ever increasing daily crowds.
League of Legends also gathered more players than Fortnite.
He gathered more wheat, and moved to a third field.
In this time, we have gathered more and more digital data.
He gathered more men, more weapons and better allies.
Overnight, the WeWantFreedomOfSpeech hashtag gathered more than 2 million views before it was deleted.
It had gathered more than a million signatures, but was rejected by MPs.
Throughout February, the bill gathered more support.
This petition gathered more than one million signatures.
Things have been crazy the past few days, so I am sure that 's gathered more people.
He gathered more.
However, it should be noted that the Commission has gathered more testimonies than the consulates.
Soon the protests gathered more support from other members of the civil society.
Meanwhile, a petition calling for a new referendum on Brexit has gathered more than 5 million signatures.
Two demonstrations gathered more than one million persons in the streets.
I actually do not think it 's gonna last that much longer . And the police gathered more evidence.
He said they gathered more than 1 ton of olives.
In a short time, the revolutionary activities of Ayatollah Khamenei in Mashhad gathered more pace.
If they gathered more than they needed, it would rot.
By the time they ascended, the Ancients had gathered more knowledge than any other race.
She gathered more than a thousand people, including yellow vests.
The only really new face of this presidential campaign gathered more than 20 million votes Sunday.
We have gathered more data, we still have people in the field.
Another extreme right party, Parti Social Francais, gathered more than a million members.
He gathered more and more words, adding them to his book.
Furthermore, data needs to be gathered more frequently than once every four years.
However, as of writing this post, they have already gathered more than.
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Always is more money than they say
I can not take this any more
Rape is being used more frequently as a tactic of war
