Sentence examples for together making them from inspiring English sources

She returns and they do these amazing things together, making them more amazing.

He was extraordinarily good at bringing people together, making them think about what they shared.

Calcium binding induces these particles to clump together, making them appear darker in an MRI image.

Police recommend fitting bolts and locks which secure the frames together, making them harder to force open, rather than locks which simply secure the handle or stay-bar.

Food writer Diana Henry has also helped to bring these heady influences together, making them appetising and accessible for Britain's home cooks.

This, says Mr Gossman, allows audiences with common interests and passions to be grouped together, making them commercially attractive to advertisers, wherever they happen to be.

First, their reasons were wholly practical – getting these heroes together made them easier to film.

But both together made them look like fools that had overpaid a liar for a defective product.

Freeing men to choose and buy the jackets and pants they want to put together makes them that much freer to exercise the same judgment at home.

While individual songs from Patty Griffin, Sinead Lohan, Poe, Kacy Crowley and Bif Naked have their merits, being heard together makes them less effective.

Fatal insomnia is vanishingly uncommon, as are cases of mad cow disease, but adding these "ultra-rare" diseases together makes them, as a group, slightly less rare.