Sentence examples for get more united from inspiring English sources

Could you get more united?" Paolo Brusorio of La Stampa In the middle of a recent meeting of eurozone finance ministers, Germany's Wolfgang Schäuble called his French colleague Pierre Moscovici, the Cypriot president, Nicos Anastasiades, and the representatives of the European commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund to one side.

But Europe has spent six decades getting more united.

He writes: 1) How can I get more legroom on United?

A related factor is the so-called day-and-date release, in which films open all over the world on the same day, to allow studios to get more impact from their United States-based promotional campaigns.

Reconfiguring the Ted plans means United can get more revenue from the same routes, she said.

Do Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United really get more added time at the end of matches than other English Premier League teams?

Bale did come into the game in the second half, when Spurs began to get more and more balls into the United box but, until then, he had not had much of an impact.

In 2010, women need to unite and work to get more women in leadership roles.

And as populations get more globally spread, sports also have a power to unite a diaspora.

If we had a united front on this, perhaps we could get more valuable information.

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