Sentence examples for together far from inspiring English sources

They bring people together far more than they drive them apart.

"And they work together far better than when the leaders are involved.

Countries that share a colonial legacy, including language and culture, should trade together far more prodigiously than Britain and India do.

After playing in his seventh N.B.A. finals, Fisher will be a free agent, but Bryant expects him to stay and envisions them together far into the future.

But he had never disclosed before that the two men were in business together far earlier, when Mr. Luquis was under indictment.

We said, 'Let's race and go for it.' " 1 45 P.M. - McCarthy, Bobrik and Bock were riding together, far in front, with only three miles remaining.

The research suggests that simple phone calls might be sufficient for bringing together far-flung colleagues.

The ceremonies also promoted religion, which can bind together far-flung peoples and encourage cooperation.

It underpins the operations of individual companies, ties together far-flung supply chains, and, increasingly, links businesses to the customers they serve.

William Trevor's Other People's Worlds (1980), by contrast, brings together far-removed corners of society, and in the resulting catastrophes suggests how very different English people had grown from each other.

The reasons, he said, include increased mobility of workers and capital, the continued strength of the housing markets, and the ability to use information technology to knit together far-flung enterprises.