Sentence examples for together namely from inspiring English sources

In "Sammy's House," though, we discover what happens after two young D.C. climbers get together — namely, endless whining about how hard it is to balance a relationship and a high-powered job, punctuated by intimate encounters that are embarrassing without being vivid.

The university predicts that this year it will reduce its $100,000 print-supplies bill by around 10% by making this simple change".No one had put the facts together, namely, that ink or toner is very expensive, that people still print a lot, and that there is a lot of variance between fonts in how much ink they use," says Diane Blohowiak, the university's director of computing.

The two companies had already been working together, namely on Battlelog, an online social-web component for EA's Battlefield 3. The news was announced on ESN's blog.

What he leaves out is what happens when two do go together, namely, "one of them knows before the other" (Iliad X. 24).

As seen from the external form, cases A and B are both cases of families choosing to live together, namely, the stem family according to the population census.

The method is presented in a general format employing a balanced approach that integrates different design aspects together, namely constructional, architectural and structural aspects.

The glue that once held us together -- namely, solidarity across religion, ethnicity, and class -- has lost its binding force.

"The school system is not being run for those that it employs; it's being run for those that it was put together to serve, namely the students," Mr. Bloomberg said.

"Quakerism offers a very special 'form' that I personally find extremely appealing: A unique form of devotion, coming together, and worship, namely silent meditation," he said.

We conclude that a diagnosis of GATA-2 deficiency should be considered in all patients with diffuse parenchymal lung disease presenting together with leukocytopenia, namely monocyto-, dendriticellll- and B-lymphopenia, irrespective of severity of the clinical phenotype.

Limitations of the system used here notwithstanding, the findings seem to tie together four themes, namely synchrony, neuromodulation, homeostasis and sleep, in a manner that is rather unconventional yet potentially important.