Sentence examples for be able to get together from inspiring English sources

"You have to be able to get together and talk, get to know each other.

Before a summit meeting is convened, they want to lay enough basis for the Israeli and Palestinian leaders to be able to get together and make decisions.

"Obviously, this space is not as beautiful as upstairs, but at a point like this, we're just lucky to be able to get together and pray," he said.

"Hopefully," Alderson said, "when this grievance is resolved, we'll be able to get together with the umpires and make improvements with their input.

I never thought this day would happen where the team would be able to get together again and be recognised for what they did.

I've come here because I was promised, I was told that I would be able to get together with my son Elian.

"The richest experience [is still] being able to get together in person, face to face.

The professional group(run almost entirely by Kramer) & the amateurs (the International Lawn Tennis Federation), have never been able to get together.

When it had cooled further, these protons and neutrons were able to get together to form the nuclei of the lightest elements—hydrogen, helium and lithium.

He recalled that on a trip to Hong Kong, he checked into Foursquare to discover that two old friends from San Francisco were visiting at the same time; they were able to get together for a drink.

"Why, then, haven't these charities been able to get together and agree on one uniform application," she asked, pausing at times to fight back tears as she described the pressures of trying to navigate so many unfamiliar bureaucracies at once.