Sentence examples for right now together from inspiring English sources

"Israel is right now together with the United States in the midst of an effort to achieve historic decisions relating to her vital interests," Mr Baltiansky said, explaining the background to the announcement.

He says they don't know yet, but are developing an experiment targeting OCD right now, together with collaborators at Johns Hopkins.

"We have to start investing right now, together with the private sector, so that we can have a return on investment in the long term", Mr De Backer added.

It's a brutal economy right now, but together we'll survive".

But he had a big distraction right now: putting together yet another emergency budget for Japan's crippled economy.

In the front row, Virginia Robinson called out "come together, stop turning backs and come together!" Robinson told the Guardian that the day meant "for all that Martin fought for, and for all going on right now – coming together for change".

There's a lot of activity going on right now, putting together groups all over the world.

"All of those people are joining together right now, we're crying together, plotting and planning how to resist together," she said.

Think of this from the point of view of a researcher outside the UK trying, right now, to put together a consortium.

Turn the fabrics wrong side out, so that the right sides are now together, and stitch another  1/4" seam to enclose the raw edges of the previous seam (note that your total seam allowance equals  1/2").

That early, teenage marriage is the subject of several of the poems that follow and one, titled "Coconut Matting", about the break-up: "Let's rush up to heaven right now and cling together, / in a huddle of sobs".