Sentence examples for get together under from inspiring English sources
"We now need to get together under one umbrella.
Even if they can't all get together under one roof, there are some things virtually all Indians share: dedication to work, education and family -- especially their children.
"We are very glad that the people have the chance, for all the Kuchi tribes and all other Afghans, to get together under one roof," said Hajji Muhammad Zaher, the leader of Kuchi from Kandahar Province.
Short biochemical sequences may want to replicate themselves ad infinitum, their neighboring sequences be damned; yet genes get together under the aegis of cells and reproduce in orderly fashion as genomes, as collectives of sequences, setting aside some of their immediate selfish urges for the sake of long-term genomic survival.
The hybrid NPs show good magnetic response, which can get together under an external applied magnetic field and hence they should become promising magnetic recovery catalysts (MRCs).
WHEN the internet was gathering steam in the mid 1990s, White House policy wonks got together under President Clinton's nerdy aide, Ira Magaziner, to find ways to support it.
If they, Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro and Slovenia all got together under one regional flag, they could have one hell of a team.
The Syrian National Coalition, the opposition umbrella group that got together under watchful American eyes in Qatar in mid-November to replace the ailing Syrian National Council, has been given a hefty diplomatic boost in terms of recognition.
In terms of big companies getting together under a formal structure to discuss blogging they're entitled to do so but you'd have to ask why?
When asked whether CRUDE is affiliated with Dam Line 9 and Riding Tide Toronto, Kellar said no. "These are just groups of people getting together under no other group affiliation other than the feeling of environmental responsibility to protect the land and water".
It would allow contributions from Political Action Committees, which are comprised of human beings who get together and donate under the IRS' political committee rules - Section 527.
