Sentence examples for getting a collective from inspiring English sources

"There's no higher priority than getting a collective bargaining agreement," Goodell said.

Goodell relied on some of the same owners who were critical to getting a collective bargaining agreement with players last year — Kraft and Mara among them — and gauged their support for negotiating points, and they in turn helped unite the other owners.

"What he is doing is getting a collective group of people together with lots of information and experiences behind them and trying to take the best ideas from them and move forward".

Dean pushed limits by achieving great heights in the unfamiliar domain of deep learning, but he couldn't have done it without proactively getting a collective total of 20,000 cappuccinos with his colleagues.

"Well, it ain't American". The "Raw Craft" artisans are "a reflection of my personal personal prejudices, likes and dislikes, and passions," Bourdain said, getting a collective laugh for his candor.

"He wanted a simple, local funeral with little fanfare," Pastor George Witt said, looking out over the crowded church and getting a collective laugh in response.

"It's almost impossible to get a collective decision out commissioners," he admitted.

"It looks as if the left-of-centre parties won't get a collective majority," Aylott agrees.

What does it mean for a full division of infantry to get a "collective bloody nose," or a brigade to have its flank "slapped".

Detroit used a right-field platoon in the World Series and got a collective.235 average and 13 home runs from its right fielders last season.

"We wanted to get a collective game view rather than just a referee view as to where to draw the line," Riley said.