What is "assembles"

Usage examples of "assembles".

Twice when the dustman is called in to carry off a cartload of old paper, ashes, and broken bottles, the whole court assembles and pries into the baskets as they come forth.

The world that our assemblage point assembles for our normal perception is made up of two bands.

The techniques to make it move may be as different as they can be, but the results are always the same, meaning that the assemblage point assembles other worlds, aided by the boost from the earth.

When the assemblage point assembles a world, that world is total.

In the same place, the cavalry of the whole of Gaul, in number 4,000, assembles, and [also] the chief persons of all the states.

The legislature assembles on the first Tuesday in January, and sits for about three months.

A great crowd assembles in Lincoln's Inn Fields on the day of the funeral.

In the heart of the lair in forgotten cloisters of granite down where a second darkness covers the light carnelian, there in our midst, we imagine, lie the stones of redemption where we have relinquished them to a light so brilliant that after the days of sun and the stars' corona, the memory marks the eye in its changed interior where the color of light inverts yellow remembered as violet green as the red of the blood unveiled as the blood we have spilled over hearts and stones as the last of the light assembles hard upon what we imagine here in the marshes, on wing in the early and the blackening swamp where the heart of the lair is fixed and holy speaking forever of miracles because we remember it so.

Out of the country twinned and murderous in a spring of stars let the word bind the body to the wind of the senses bind the invisible nerve of the air bind and loose jess and unfetter the blank and awaiting country here in a season of hawks and O may the word upon word engender past fear and sleep may it ride limning the imagined life of the planets Gilean and Sirrion book and flame here at the Alchemist's Gate where the sound of our singing assembles, dissembles, weaving a veil over nothing.