Sentence examples for get together to take from inspiring English sources
Every year in September, in Alicante (Spain), young European doctors-in-training get together to take part in a 1-week course dedicated to general matters in internal medicine.
Three of our biggest regional chains – Johnston, Newsquest, Local World – get together to "take on Google" by creating a giant digital ad site they can all share.
"It's not research but there's been fantastic material, as you can imagine when there are six blokes who don't really know each other at the beginning, get together to take over a football club and have to negotiate with the owners.
Solomon Chester and John Farmer won the long jump at a combined distance of 42 feet 9 inches, a meet record; Chester teamed with Dwane Douglas to win the triple jump at 82-3, anDouglasandand Farmer got together to take the high jump at 12-2.
It was only because the U.S. and the other European countries, then obviously with other partners outside of that, got together to take the necessary action.
"I may be in the wrong place at the wrong time, but that has never happened before". To avoid detection, some will use quieter weapons such as crossbows and knives and police say groups of people are getting together to take a number of deer in one night.
At one point these various Italian neo-Nazis met up in London; everybody got together to take advantage of London's diverse culture and go out for some Mexican food.
Two years ago on 16 June, a powerful group of young Ethiopians got together to take a close look at their own country's education system.
One of the crews representing Europe this year is Britain's own TCM, whose ShAnE and Gunshy, aka Shane McKerral and Tomas Jones respectively, got together to tell me about what it takes to compete at the very highest level.
"It's a bundle of racists getting together to see if they can take us back to the old age".
In the early 20th century, as NPR reports, a group of Californian farmers got together to work out how to take advantage of the blossoming popularity of a new crop they were growing.
