Sentence examples for literally together from inspiring English sources

"So we are literally together all the time, and some kind of fourth dimension emerges from that," Carlile said.

"For most of the campaign we were living together," Mr. Schlough said, "and worked 10 feet away from each other and were literally together all the time".

The brochure was titled Samen sociaal en ondernemend (literally: together, social and entrepreneurial) (Hogenstijn 2017).

And we recorded them together, the three of them literally together at the same time straight through the script as if it were a stage performance.

But many Israelis consider the Day of the Shoah, as it is known here, to be the one time when the Jews of Israel should stand -- literally -- together.

The products will, quite literally, fit together.

"They literally come together into one, very powerful, cultural statement".

They are cowed and brutalised, hunchbacked, literally herded together.

"The whole system may literally snap together in less than two minutes.

So are the federal agencies literally coming together in rooms to figure out a long term plan?

"At the time of the weekly Board of Governors meeting, the U.S. economy was literally linked together by a single bridge.