Sentence examples for falter together from inspiring English sources

Watching the odd, aging couple falter together, attempting to shore each other up, provides the show's most profound argument regarding the slender gap between organic and artificial intelligence.

Mr Brown's rousing speeches last September were partly credited with saving the faltering Better Together campaign, which was led by his New Labour counterpart Alistair Darling.

Sullivan describes the strange and faltering coming-together of his brother's zapped mind as he emerged from his coma.

This fall, as Feller's health faltered, Lincecum put together a memorable string of starts in the postseason (4-1, 2.43 ERA), leading the San Francisco Giants to the World Series title.

Michigan State sputtered and faltered and pulled itself together in this tournament.

But growth is now faltering in both Germany and France, which together account for half of euro-zone GDP.

The fight for the ERA had had the effect of keeping the women's movement together, and when it faltered, splits developed.

GRAPHIC: THE WORDS IN OBAMA'S ADDRESS: President Obama emphasized the need for Americans to work together to rebuild a faltering economy.

It's easy to think, as the European monetary project falters, that the things which bind Europeans together are less powerful than the ties of the nation state.

The pair left to found TPG and pursue their first deal together: they invested $66 million in faltering Continental Airlines; ultimately made $640 million profit.

In the show's 2006 finale, the duo's plan to raise a baby together was intercepted, and their relationship faltered as a result.