Sentence examples similar to decide on something together from inspiring English sources
"We decide on something, leave it lying around and wait and see what happens," he explained.
When Claudia Cummings and Jack Aranson, who have been married for 34 years, decided to settle down and work on something together, they started a theater company.
After that party in New York, Brownstein and Armisen began building a friendship, but, given that they were living on opposite coasts, they decided that they'd have to work on something together.
As mentioned, to compete ('competere') in Latin means to work on something together.
"If you decided on something as wonderful as this, we are pretty much in this together, aren't we?" Well played.
"I can't see Stephen changing his mind; once he decides on something, that's it.
Two of us (D.S. and M.N.S ., being both at one of those troubling career-forks in life, decided to do something together; we settled on DNA computing, inspired by Adleman's seminal paper and discussions how molecules could add two numbers and cure diseases at the same time.
For those of you short on time, I decided to put something together very basic for you, which will at least give you a start in understanding how much you need to raise to get to your next milestone.
They decided to do something together and thought of producing wine.
We just collaborated and decided to put something together and it worked.
