Sentence examples for together notes from inspiring English sources

Paul Donovan, an economist at UBS who wrote the paper that pulled these figures together, notes that there are two reasons why the poor have done worse.

"Their political survival, indeed the future of Myanmar's nascent democracy, rests on their joining forces to work together," notes an editorial in the Deccan Herald, based in India.

When I put together notes for his trip, I recommended exchanging his pounds for euros at the post office as it has a favourable exchange rate.

Some Baldwin film projects: In 1955, Baldwin and his close friend the editor Sol Stein — who put together "Notes of a Native Son" — adapted his essay "Equal in Paris" for television.

The art historian Guido Messling, who put the show together, notes in the exhibition book that Cranach had become "one of the wealthiest burghers in Wittenberg," where he spent much of his career after being appointed peintre-du-roy to the elector of Saxony in 1505.

"So I thought: 'Gee, it would be nice to get up there and do that again.'" Allen said he had been putting together notes for a new routine, but admitted he would need an enormous amount of preparation prior to any return to the stage.

Caldwell cautioned against lumping the alleged incidents together, noting that they are entirely different cases and should be examined separately.

AstraZeneca's head of innovative medicines, Mene Pangalos, questioned how well the two firms would fit together, noting that Pfizer's chemistry organisation was centralised, unlike AstraZeneca's.

In her summation, Recer pulled all the strands together, noting first that "life without parole means just what it sounds like...

In her summation, Recer pulled all the strands together, noting first that "life without parole means just what it sounds like..

Mr. Sondheim said he was hopeful that the "Gypsy" production would come together, noting that Ms. Staunton's skills at comedy are especially right for Rose.