Sentence examples for could join together from inspiring English sources

"The seventh and the eight circuit could join together".

As prisoners, we developed solidarity — we realized that we could join together and do passive resistance and cause some problems".

Republicans and Democrats could join together to ban the use of federal taxpayer dollars for sponsorship of sports events.

"If women in Australia could join together with Papua New Guinean women that would be a wonderful thing," said Kirby.

As prisoners, we developed solidarity we realized that we could join together and do passive resistance and cause some problems".

And he said businesses could negotiate better insurance rates if they could join together in "association health plans," sponsored by trade and professional groups.

But like-minded institutions could voluntarily join together in developing them.

In theory, there is no reason that consumers and others could not join together in a mass arbitration, just as they file class actions in court.

It was the first organisation to provide a common umbrella under which Labour supporters and Liberal Democrats could legitimately join together in pursuit of common objectives without being branded as traitors.

You can't help but hope that if Datsyuk and Ovechkin and Malkin could ever join together in the same spirit as Krutov and Larionov and Makarov once did, people would again be dazzled by hockey rather than depressed by the roller derby on ice that it too often is in the N.H.L.

Then I came upon an easy solution: Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross, a billionaire, alone or together with the other Cabinet billionaires and the president, could certainly join together to provide every furloughed government worker with no-interest loans.