Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I... gather by that you mean dead?
• In these circumstances, the most appropriate way to gather such information is by imposing an obligatory declaration or disclosure.
• It sweats and gathers ice by the ton.
• I can gather the sponsors by tomorrow morning.
• Nonetheless, if this Convention is to come up to our expectations, it must be applied correctly and must gather momentum by including new substances as time goes by.
• Maybe you can gather some empirical evidence by going out to dinner with me.
• And gather by the river with me, James.

• I gather from the silence that Chase isn't there.
• I gather from Mrs Green's proposal that if the amendments are to be tabled by Wednesday morning, the vote would be held on Thursday.
• I gather from the Court of Auditors and the Commission that it is very difficult to indicate margins of error in some sections of the Budget, but I would still appreciate it if the Court of Auditors were to develop certain indicators where possible.
• I gather from Ralph, you were... let down?
• I gather from your continuing incarceration, that at the present moment, you are unable to discharge your debts.
• I'll see what I can gather from here.
• I gather from Mr Molesley that you gave the good news to His Lordship.
• Therefore I very much welcome the pragmatic approach of Mr Méndez de Vigo and the report which he prepared, and, as I can gather from the debate, it is also getting very strong support here in the plenary.