Sentence examples for get together to compare from inspiring English sources

"Musicians have jam sessions; we get together to compare ideas.

And yet the baby assembly trick is one I find particularly humbling whenever we get together to compare our respective days - something we like to do each evening over drinks.

These will be "meetings from international collaborators getting together to get and compare the research agendas and trying to synergize on research," he said.

"The captains get together periodically to compare notes to be sure we're on the same page about what we might be doing.

Rather than disband after eight weeks, my gang of six continued getting together to cheer one another's progress and compare scars.

You almost never see religious groups getting together to meet.

Mostly he tells of wealthy men flying thousands of miles to get together and compare intellects.

You can't use it to send a message faster than light, because the correlation shows up only when the two experimenters get together and compare their respective results.

"Whenever there are media events, all the foreign press get together and compare notes on how bad their diarrhea is.

The colluders then get together, compare their copies, and use a certain collusion channel or pirate attack (vec {Theta }) to determine the pirate output (vec {Y} in {0,1}^{ell }).

A recent performance-evaluation overhaul at Deloitte, the accounting firm, made the cover of the Harvard Business Review, when the firm replaced a laborious annual process — it included "consensus meetings," where people got together and compared employees to one another — with the requirement that, after every project, managers respond to four straightforward statements.