Several very pretty and striking assemblages of stars will be encountered in its course.
This often requires the assembling of caucuses in the night time, as well as public assemblages in the daytime.
Now as the rival companies keep a vigilant eye upon each other, and are anxious to discover each other's plans and movements, they generally contrive to hold their annual assemblages at no great distance apart.
But besides the cemetery which was sanctuary for the jolly little lizards, I found a bit of unspoilt beach, with sand as white and fine as talcum powder, where dwelt undisturbed many assemblages of small folk.
To these assemblages of naked buttes, often worn into castellated and fantastic forms, and extending through miles and miles of territory, the early Canadian voyageurs gave the name Mauvais Terres.
Nothing can be more desolate in appearance than some of these vast assemblages of crumbling buttes, destitute of vegetation, and traversed by ravines, in which the watercourses in midsummer are almost all dried up.
He is, nevertheless, ever ready to address public assemblages on subjects in which he takes an interest.
Mr. Hale introduced into the Senate a bill relating to riots and unlawfulassemblages in the District of Columbia.
Gainier, the chief spy of the Criminal Lieutenant, expends undefatigable activity to discover and denounce all assemblages that he suspects.
Therefore we reject the assemblages of the papacy, whence divine truth is banished, where the sacraments are corrupted, adulterated and falsified, while superstitious and idolatrous practices flourish and thrive in their midst.
Known as the Birds of the Night, Foxes and Birds of Prey, it was only at these night assemblages they enjoyed the least happiness or security.
These are properly the first assemblages which result from the organic molecules we have so much spoken of, and they are, perhaps, the parts which constitute the organized bodies of animals.
Simple corals, therefore, are the skeletons of single and independent polypes; whilst compound corals are the skeletons of assemblages or colonies of similar polypes, living united with one another another as an organic community.
Everywhere they discovered that well-marked and easily recognisable groups of animals and plants were succeeded, without the intermediation of any obvious lapse of time, by other assemblages of organic beings of a different character.
At the great assemblages of tribes, or of the Greek race, to which the chiefs repaired in numbers, more bards than one would also probably appear.
As is usual in assemblages composed of the rude and unpractised, a long, awkward pause succeeded this introduction of Dus to our presence.
Therefore he secured the Opera House and proceeded to preach there every Sunday evening to assemblages comprising from a thousand to fifteen hundred persons.
The pulpit teaches assemblages of people twice a week nearly two hours altogether--and does what it can in that time.
The Opera House meetings went on; other congregations were thin, and grew thinner, but the Opera House assemblages were vast.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "assemblages" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
