Sentence examples for coming together over from inspiring English sources
The pair remember how they met in a post office, coming together over an exploding parcel.
Our first gathering was 24 people from healthcare, local authorities and the fire service coming together over coffee, tea and, appropriately for National Oatcake day, oatcakes.
Clearly, Columbia needs to take the use of eminent domain off the table for there to be any realistic chance of Columbia and the West Harlem community coming together over the expansion plan.
The programme that has led to this reintroduction is run by Natural England, the Bumblebee Conservation Trust, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds and bee and wasp charity Hymettus, but really it is the story of a whole community of "bee guardians" coming together over many years, to steadily rebuild and preserve a habitat that will support these returning bees.
David Danks, a professor of philosophy and psychology at Carnegie Mellon, just started teaching a class, "A.I, Society and Humanity". The class is an outgrowth of faculty coming together over the past three years to create shared research projects, he said, because students need to learn from both those who are trained in the technology and those who are trained in asking ethical questions.
When there was no one on base, he had an old-fashioned full crank-up, with the right foot turning in mid-motion to slip into its slot in front of the mound and his long arms coming together over his head before his backward lean, which was deep enough to require him to peer over his left shoulder at his catcher while his upraised left leg crooked and kicked.
The rest of the patrons come together, over-power and restrain the troublemakers; the police are called and they are taken away to face the music.
"Turks and Kurds Come Together Over Art," the Sabah newspaper declared the next day.
If he makes enemies in the clubhouse, well, sometimes players come together over a common enemy.
