Sentence examples for going together with from inspiring English sources

Then it was 90 Russian diplomats and 15 non-diplomats; now 23 are going together with families.

The use of a naphthalene sulphonate-based SP (naphthalene sulphonate-basedd: 2.8%) leadSPto aNaincontentin hydreferredoncentoation in the pore soliquid during the first two weeks going together with an accelerated concrete expansion during this period.

The team believes that it can provide staff with real-time feedback on how the conversation is going, together with advice on how to guide things in a better direction - what it calls "emotional intelligence".

Staff might, for example, also need skills directed towards helping patients to cope with their situation, because of the limited chance of losing weight going together with the stigma related to obesity.

Several were unsure: "It's the care given to the patient at home" "I think it's the care that is given for HIV-positive patients, going together with TB" "With the palliative care, I don't know anything" Lots of the nurses described palliative care as chronic care: "I think it's the...dealing with the...patients...with chronic illness, from the time I met until the end".

"Data has to go together with individual women's experiences.

Cussing doesn't go together with the schoolmarm.

Your bikini - well, it goes together with your Porsche".

Those are dual goals that go together with securing the environment.

The News of the World is gone, together with many executives involved with it.

The misapprehension of historical reality that goes together with this reinvention can take a comical turn.