Sentence examples for going to pull together from inspiring English sources

We're going to pull together a great team.

"We're all going to pull together like we did last time," she says.

"But they're going to pull together and make sure these boys get back home".

It sounds as though he's finally going to pull together his life's work under one big idea, but he doesn't.

Yes, I'm going to pull together some of the longer pieces on movies I've written, open them up, warm them up, bring them up to date, write some fresh stuff, and turn it into a collection.

And as Congress decides what it's going to do, I'm going to pull together a coalition of elected officials, business leaders, and philanthropists willing to help more kids access the high-quality pre-K they need.

They're probably going to pull closer together".

"We hoped that Caroline was going to pull it together today," Cernigoj said.

"It was getting attention in sort of a scattershot way, and now we're going to pull it together and really focus our resources".

"It was a matter of, 'Is Charles going to pull himself together and get through this.' And I think they mutually decided that probably wasn't going to happen".

And if they think that Afghanistan is going to pull itself together without the aid of such a force -- just pour in money and stir -- they're equally mistaken.