Sentence examples for be doing together from inspiring English sources

Plans are in place for important work that we will be doing together in 2015.

"We should also be thinking about what Japan and Canada could be doing together".

"That's one of the reasons I wanted to come here today, so that we can tell more people about the work that we should be doing together".

This relationship drives Elizabeth, already distressed at finding her daughter's flat in an area "crawling with Muslims", to distraction: what could an English girl and an African boy be doing together?

The press release doesn't say a whole lot about what the two companies will be doing together, but we do know that MS is being compensated by Nikon for an undisclosed sum.

What we should be doing — together — is to protect both: to make sure artists are paid fairly for their work, and at the same time protect freedom of expression and creativity on the internet.

Nonetheless, there is work to be done, together.

The only cooking is boiling the potatoes and haricots verts, which can be done together in the same pot.

"Whoever's going to carve up the future, it has to be done TOGETHER, right?" he booms.

"It can't be something that the government announces to an unsuspecting world, it has to be done together.

The healing must be done together, and we must see our differences as the strength of democracy".