Sentence examples for men to unite from inspiring English sources

Mr Patrushev's rival, Viktor Cherkesov, who once called on all KGB men to unite, has been demoted.

The decision of the two men to unite in 2000 proved crucial to overthrowing Mr. Milosevic in October that year after he tried to annul a presidential election in which he was beaten by Mr. Kostunica.

On April 2 , 1917 accusing German submarines of committing wrongs that "cut to the very roots of human life," Woodrow Wilson urged "all sober-minded men" to unite; on Sept. 11, 1990, accusing Saddam Hussein of "trying to wipe a country off the face of the earth," the first President Bush appealed to political leaders to "come together to fulfill our responsibilities".

We've taught men to unite.

She then called on women and men to unite in a cause that was created, in large part, to fight against men exactly like her father.

Many younger MPs do not think he is the man to unite the party and choose clear themes.

VE Geoffrey Boycott has been called many things: a man to unite a crowd or one beset by self-doubt have rarely been two of them.

"Finland was a totally divided country, and Sibelius was the first man to unite it," Mr. Salonen said in a telephone interview from California where he has been artistic director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic since 1992.

"All those attributes fitted the criteria we required and we're confident Alan is the right man to unite the club and bring success to Hibernian.

It means "Ed Sheeran is the man to unite the rap game and the folk game".

Bundy a rancher's son who was very much at ease around armed militants was the perfect man to unite hard-line patriot militia groups, cowboys, and country folk who saw their way of life disappearing and blamed the federal government for it.