Sentence examples for come together where from inspiring English sources

He called the island "one of those magical places where people of all different walks of life come together, where they take each other at face value".

A: Where the trade union barons come together, where it's defensive, where it's to cut costs because the unions are declining.

These two consummate hypocrites belong together and, by an irrefutable satirical logic, they come together where they can practise their sinister habits of servility.

Her instinct is always to build a nest for everyone to come together, where she can hatch her little chicks and watch them grow".

Every European train station has some of that character: on a continent where rail still carries people in large numbers, many kinds of people come together where the railroad ends.

There is wishful chatter about somebody opening the Mutual again, a cafe in the space where people can come together, where tourists can eat a piece of pie and see the fog rising from the river like spirits against the backdrop of ancient mountains.

The lockup is that place where the whole thing comes together, where the two sides finally clash in naked opposition.

"Things just sort of came together, where we felt ready," Mr. Howard told one of the many callers.

It's not about phoning Ticketmaster and driving in from the suburbs for a Cultural Event; it's about people coming together where they live.

This girl could not but bestow something of herself on all with whom she came together; where she felt liking, her influence was incalculable".

Toomer, who sat with Dixon at lunch, said: "I feel like he's a responsible guy, but just where the whole thing comes together, where the rubber meets the road, that's where there is always a problem.