Sentence examples for together from what from inspiring English sources

Cobble together from what you learn a way of life that works.

All I know about the contemporary outside world is cobbled together from what I overhear from customers and my own daydreams about how history probably played out, post-1994.

They say, 'We want to hit over here.' We say, 'This is what we know.' Then we ask, 'How do we work together?' From what I've seen, it works really well.

This was because it's painstakingly stitched together from what its creators – a pair of affable Aussies called Darren Seltmann and Robbie Chater – estimate are more than 3,500 samples of other records.

Dark matter was initially proposed to explain how galaxies hold together; from what we know about how gravity works, much more matter is required to hold galaxies together than we can see.

That account doesn't easily fit into the narrative cobbled together from what evidence had been made public.

A few of them nodded as lawyers for both sides pieced together narratives from what has often been disjointed, emotional testimony during the three-week trial.

Mason and Sam hope Mom and Dad will get back together, but from what they see from the upstairs window, it doesn't look like they're making up.

"We stand together tonight, reeling from what feels like an old wound torn open afresh," he said.

I cobbled together an outfit from what I had: an old sweatshirt, jogging bottoms, a woolly hat with a Nike swoosh that I had no recollection of buying.

I want you to meet Miss Saraswati as she is and piece together her story from what you know and what you assume, much as Vasantha does, and as we all do in such circumstances.