Sentence examples for sitting together with from inspiring English sources

Once his stories were told and a draft was written, he and Mr. Fox wound up sitting together with separate copies of the manuscript as Mr. Fox read the whole book aloud.

That would have precluded Sunday's college doubleheader from ever taking place — the young black and white girls enthusiastically swabbing the court near each basket, a black referee, a couple of black cheerleaders, fans sitting together with no separate rest rooms or food counters, and a majority of black players on the four teams.

He adds: "I like the idea of a chronology sitting together with development.

We have, however, the commentary on the Phaedrus by Hermeias, who was sitting together with Proclus, in Syrianus' course.

That's where we began, a few hours before coming to Whiskeytown: in front of a fireplace, sipping wine with 22 strangers, then sitting together with them around a long wooden table.

If I can now make the most use of my time, because of work/life balance, that's exactly what people are trying to do is, "How can I be done with whatever task I have and be able to do that in a way where I have to work with other people that I'm not sitting together with?" Whether your team is remote or working within the same four walls, online communication and collaboration is important.

One mockingly shows Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, President Mamnoon Hussein and General Raheel Sharif sitting together, all with thought bubbles over their heads.

Dr. Court B. Cutting, the cleft lip and palate surgeon who heads the project, said he envisioned groups of students, connected by the Internet or sitting together, taking turns with the controls to complete the virtual surgery.

"I think the sitting together — we can play with that," McTeer told Rourke.

The subjects are the home-run kings Barry Bonds and Sammy Sosa, sitting together, both of them with thick necks and bloated-looking faces.

Mr. Peacocke calls a group of philosophers sitting together and coming up with new ideas "a virtuous circle," as opposed to a vicious one.