Sentence examples for on come together from inspiring English sources
One who was able to compose antithetic tunes such as "Eleanor Rigby" and "Yellow Submarine", "Helter Skelter" and "Obladi Oblada", Women's Lib - "Lady Madonna" - and Civil rights songs - "Blackbird", or else play groovy bass lines, such as the one on "Come Together".
"It feels good to see everything we've worked on come together". Wells is one of the founders of the Glendale power soccer movement, which now has enough players to fill the rosters of two teams in the four-on-four sport.
Both soloists contributed solid work to the set's funk centerpiece, a vamp with a bridge, loosely based on "Come Together," the Lennon-McCartney song.
Haim's backing vocals on Come Together appear to say "Paying my taxes" – a sly stab at the Stones' decades of avoidance tactics, perhaps?
Mr. Cocker is the sole lead on "Come Together," but the number begins at a bus terminal (he's a panhandler), continues in a coffee shop (he's a pimp) and ends in the East Village (he's a street singer).
Rebecca Kennison, who is the Principal of K|N Consultants, the co-founder of the Open Access Network; and was was the founding director of the Center for Digital Research and Scholarship, gave this talk on Come Together Right Now: An Introduction To The Open Access Network as part of the Program on Information Science Brown Bag Series.
Yet each night at the Rainbow Grill high society, music fans, and hangers-on came together to see Ellington.
We also got word that a group of wealthy businesspeople were planning on coming together to make an offer to buy the hotel, one of whom included former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.
These giraffes seemed intent on coming together.
I would like to thank Senators Toomey, Manchin, Schumer and Kirk on coming together to seek common ground on legislation that would keep guns out of the hands of criminals and save lives.
Kim Leadbetter told BBC Radio Scotland that an initial period after Ms Cox's death where politicians focused on coming together was short-lived.
