Sentence examples for together meaning from inspiring English sources

Even Tyrannosaurus had one and we have several other tyrannosaurs preserved with a furcula too (as an aside this means the shoulders of these animals were close together, meaning the arms were positioned under the body and not high up the sides as often seen in reconstructions).

"Curtis splices together meaning with a simplistic political intent..

But I'd be piddling myself laughing and couldn't get myself together, meaning there were many retakes.

Fortunately, SNPs travel together, meaning that variations in DNA are linked.

May 2007 Hook tells radio station XFM: "Me and Bernard aren't working together," meaning New Order have broken up.

But Instagram has now made the two work together, meaning that hashtags can include the small pictures and ones that were previously tagged will work.

In this article, we attempt to draw together meanings and practices of care as interpreted and experienced by actors who seek and provide health services.

She could keep her family together -- meaning taking her children to her native Honduras where they had never lived -- or leave them in the United States where they could take advantage of the opportunities offered by American citizenship but be deprived of having a normal parental relationship during their formative years.

Words and visual images together create meaning.

Derived from the Latin word cōnstruō con meaning "together" and struo meaning to "pile up, arrange; build, erect"—the term "construction" implies an act of drawing together, a process that occurs alongside the making of physical objects.

They stick together They can – meaning shoppers could possibly hand over two at once.