Sentence examples for to together for from inspiring English sources

Indeed, there have been a few times in history where financial firms have been called on to act to together for the common good.

However much new cash is cobbled to together for the NHS, the chancellor will no doubt present it as an example of the government's commitment to essential public services even at a time of austerity.

Myself and my brother (from the New York based indie rock band zerobridge), just finished playing our first zerobridge rock and roll concert in Kashmir as part of a program we've independently put to together for cultural exchange and peace in Kashmir, India.

So we're all going to have to live together for a while longer.

"A lot of things have to come together for this to work," says Luger.

Everyone has to work together for it to make sense, and for now, it is".

Tassilo: We also want to be able to work together for the long run.

Brothers and sisters, we're calling out to the world to join together for true change.

Kids need a place to get together for entertainment without having to drive to another town.

Although both "God Help the Outcasts" and "Someday" are similar, "God Help the Outcasts" specifically mentions outcasts while the latter "is about all people coming to together... for the betterment of everyone".

In 2005, UNICEF mobilized all UN agencies to work together for a back-to-school programme.