Sentence examples for get together think from inspiring English sources

It's all too easy to go into business with someone you know well – you get together, think of an idea and decide to get started – but it can so easily end in tears.

"When you think about it," said Ms. Williams, whose eyes exude youthful mischief, "it's odd that it should be unusual that people who've had great autonomy get together to think about arranging their lives as they get older".

We're loosing this battle, and we need to get together and think about how we address that".

"The war fostered the idea that you could actually collaborate as a nation, you could get together to think about how to live your life," he said.

People get together, I think in the Mid-West, in Iowa--our Iowa--our Iowa--our.

Leto talked about the Hive, his band's marketing organizatoin, which he calls a "co-op; it's a collective of creative people who get together and think about innovative, interesting, exciting ideas and ways to foster community".

I don't think anyone said, 'Dad's gone so let's get together,' but I think we are a better family than we have ever been.

If you'd asked me a year ago, I wouldn't have wanted them to get together because I think it's really cool to have a platonic relationship between a heterosexual man and woman, but I think we've shown that..

They got together to think about what they would believe to be a big political story that would affect politics in the United Kingdom in within twelve to eighteen months after their initial meetings early in 2008.

The writers and producers got together to think about what is to become a big political story that will affect the United Kingdom in twelve to eighteen months time.

If only these people would get together and talk, you think.