Sentence examples for get together more from inspiring English sources

These people need to get together more often.

"We wanted to keep the distance learning going but also to get together more often for shorter periods".

"We are not rich," Ms. Harper said, "but our family needs to get together more often, and enjoy each other, and give thanks".

"Seth and I live down the street from one another, but we don't get together more than once every few months".

And couples who slow down and prolong the e-mail phase have a better chance of seeing their relationships last than people who get together more quickly.

Salmon skin — rich, fatty, cooked almost to the consistency of pork rind — worked quite well with wasabi gnocchi, though without convincing you that Italian and Japanese cuisines ought to get together more often.

"Maybe if we had people getting together more, we could figure out a better way".

The three have met several times this year, getting together more often than they were able to last season, at Wilpon's urging.

This is different from the more colloquial use of the term debriefing, which usually involves people involved in a trauma getting together more informally and running through what happened, checking everyone is ok and whether there are any learning points.

"Economics favors these three getting together more formally," says Steven Woolf, a London-based analyst at Commerzbank Securities.

So we started getting together more, took a trip up to Southern Colorado and spent a week up there at his cabin, about five us, and spent a week up there writing some songs and just hanging out.