How close can you get to a unison without actually playing the same note?
We get up in unison and fight for the newspaper for half an hour.
Bags are packed for a stay in a treatment center, and the family is encouraged to draw the line in unison: get clean and sober, or get out.
Yesterday afternoon, throughout this elite locker room, there was the silent scream of the Turner Field Men's Chorus, probably close to 24 inner voices shouting in unison: get this guy out of here!
One person held a sign featuring an Internet meme, and at one point, the crowd chanted in unison, "Get your mitts off my bits!" "I cannot believe we actually have to protest this in the United States," said Jonathan Nelson, who started an organisation called Hackers and Founders to assist Silicon Valley tech entrepreneurs, and said he'd heard about Restore the Fourth online.
While they may have looked cool, they shouted in unison: "Get ready to write, be-yotch!" Dudes weren't kidding.
When a military helicopter swooped low over the street, the crowd pointed to the sky and screamed in unison, "Get out, get out!" "We know they're going to kill us tonight, and all we ask is that you be our witnesses," said Mustafa Ahmed, a geologist who had come to the mosque out of "anger and sadness" at the previous days' events.
When a vehicle merges from the right, we either move left in unison to get around it, or we slow down, hoping it will merge and move into the left lane.
The rocket has three cores, or first-stage boosters, that work in unison to get the rocket into a low Earth orbit.
