Sentence examples for get together by from inspiring English sources

The jukebox needle drops on "Get Together," by the Youngbloods.

Usually, a conductor and a soloist with interpretive discrepancies manage to "get together by persuasion or charm or even threats to achieve a unified performance," he said.

"We'd get in big winter storms and all the truckers would get together by the side of the road and park for hours and talk and stuff.

Opening with "Let's Get Together," by the scenester, folkie, and druggie Dino Valenti, it surveys five years of hazy, fuzzy, sometimes strident, frequently beautiful left-coast rock and roll.

It added that the signatories of a failed Minsk agreement reached in September – representatives of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), Russia and Ukraine, as well the separatists – "will also get together by Wednesday in Minsk".

On Wednesday, the league announced that it would help the national team get together by having the All-Star Game on July 10 feature W.N.B.A. players against Team U.S.A. Members of the national team who are not in the league can join their teammates for the game, which will be played at the Mohegan Sun Casino, U.S.A. Basketball said.

There is collection of material on sports, got together by late A.G. Spaulding.

It consists of a display of old documents from private archives, got together by the Historical Manuscripts Commission and the British Records Association.

The peculiar thing about it, and the thing that makes "Some Assembly Required" so different from "Operating Instructions," is that, as Carolyn F. put it when a few of us got together by phone, the parent of an adult child with a problem is "one step removed from desperate".

We dragged it here, not by saying it was never going to happen, but by getting together, by working together, and insisting that it would.

This was followed by "Get Together" backed by her dancers in horse reins.