Sentence examples for get together to think from inspiring English sources

Let's get together to think better, phage therapy makes a comeback and why dinosaurs just had one (very) bad day.

"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".

"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.

"For me, the best parts of being a law professor are interactive -- they happen when students and faculty members get together to think and talk about the law and legal systems," she said.

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.

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.

Clothing drives, house parties and movie nights are all great ways to get people together to think critically about trafficking and modern slavery.

They defined interventions as getting people together to think and talk about health problems and services and having people act upon or having outsiders help people to act upon what people said.

"We're really excited about this space as a way to provide convenient opportunities for undergraduates to get together — and to think together — about what you can do to change the world for the better," said MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI) Director Robert Armstrong as he welcomed the students who now have access to the commons.

Think of Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey getting together to fully optimize on these airports instead of competing with each other.

"We are too busy trying to get our lives back together to think much about Congress," Ms. Swithers said.