Sentence examples for public get together from inspiring English sources

"This shows without a doubt that when the public get together and have a single-minded focus, things can and will change," he said.

If you try this at, say, a wedding banquet, or any other formal public get together, you may get unwanted attention!

You see what the public did was that the public got together and formulated a very precise message that, by acting in their millions of different ways, they wished to be relayed to themselves, the public.

Reid's proposal of "face the people" sessions, where the public can get together with local police and other agencies, can only be a positive move.

Another literary-culinary club meets in Wilton, where about a dozen employees of the public library get together on the next-to-last Thursday of the month.

Citizens are looking for integration, and unless public bodies get together and do things differently, they will always be seen as providers of second rate services.

These meetings are an opportunity for people, often from the public sector, to get together and share ideas over a cup of tea and cake.

At the candidates' first public get-together, Harold Ford leapt to his feet in the audience and shouted at Mr Herenton.

Usually here it's done in a mall because people are comfortable going to a mall, a public place where people get together.

Having negotiated Forman's nonagenarian social whirl and Moser's still heavy diary of public commitments, we finally get together in the Moser's elegant terraced house in Regent's Park.

Christmas is, after all, no longer regarded by the majority of our mostly non-religious society as a religious festival, but rather as a public holiday when we get together with our nearest and dearest to exchange gifts, squabble, eat too much and watch Miracle on 34th Street again.