Sentence examples for expected to come together from inspiring English sources

How can we be expected to come together and fight for D.C. while dissin' one another?

The deal between G.E. and Avio's owner, the British private equity firm Cinven, is expected to come together this week, according to a person with knowledge of the discussions who spoke on condition of anonymity because the talks were private.

After a bit of unpleasantness on the Senate floor last week, members are expected to come together Tuesday to pass a bill to impose tariffs on some Chinese goods to punish Beijing for keeping its currency artificially depressed.

The meeting is the last of five negotiating rounds — the first took place in 2010 in Stockholm — and a legally binding treaty on mercury contamination is expected to come together next year.

And in the morning House leaders from both parties, including Mr. Hyde and Mr. Conyers, are expected to come together to discuss House procedures for handling Mr. Starr's report.

Movielink, which took far longer than expected to come together, is opening its doors at a time when cable and satellite companies are aggressively promoting their own video-on-demand systems.

"I think that next year, we're going to see a lot of experiments — skinny bundles, thick bundles, companies you wouldn't expect to come together saying, 'These things work together,'" he said.

Negotiators are expected to come back together for a new round of talks on Nov. 20.

The Tories are expected to come third.

When I get up on stage, I expect everything to come together.

Mr. Harkin, who succeeded Mr. Kennedy as chairman of the health committee this month, has said he expects Democrats to come together on a deal.