Sentence examples for groups together in from inspiring English sources
The staff tries to keep groups together in the same tent.
It's tempting to think that Wall Street's bankers, who helped stitch these hulking groups together in the first place, benefit most from this trend.
She said that this election, with the parallels being drawn between Senator Obama and President John F. Kennedy, has a special ability to bring age groups together in the workplace.
Artificial host systems can bind ground states just as efficiently3, and rate enhancements comparable to those in enzymatic reactions can be achieved by bringing catalytic and substrate groups together in intramolecular reactions.
The White House earlier this year asked the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, a division of the Commerce Department, to gather industry and advocacy groups together in an effort to develop a "Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights".
Born in the early days of Victoria's reign, when industrialization and a population explosion among both the poor and the middle class brought the two groups together in a highly regimented and hierarchical servant culture, she had all but disappeared by the end of the Second World War.
Similar services are grouped together in more than 500 categories.
Finally, all graphics functions are grouped together in proj_header.h.h
Galaxies are actually not grouped together in quite the same way as stars are grouped together in galaxies.
Elements that are grouped together in some logical way in a statute should ideally be grouped together in the same way in the Code.
By grouping together in their dozens or hundreds they can dominate the roads for an evening.
