Sentence examples for together of something from inspiring English sources

"A Tile from Hiroshima" continues Motion's new confidence in formal playfulness, from exploded lyric verses to prose-poem blocks and shorter bursts of more conventional stanzas, the overall effect is of a scrapbook, of something found and put together, of something collected.

" 'We're working together on something kind of cool.' " Things did not quite work out as planned.

Sean and Adam had never worked together, professionally, prior to establishing Night School, but they'd long discussed the possibility of working together on something significant.

We should steer our little girls away from pointing at the pink aisle and give them something to put together, instead of something to put on.

Talking is pretty important in relationships, plus it will make you and your partner feel like you are together because of something stronger than just physical attraction.

Hard-working and hard-smiling in ways guaranteed to promote anxiety among sensitive theatergoers, "Millie" has the overcrowded, pasted-together feeling of something designed by committee.

"I suppose it's fear of not being able to get it together, or fear of something going wrong.

In contrast, he goes on, David Milch's period western "Deadwood" — set in a lawless mining camp in the Dakota Territory in the 1870s — is about the birth of that dream, "about selfish loners existing on society's fringes finding ways to come together in service of something greater than themselves".

3. Are we together taking care of something larger than ourselves?

That you two, together, will think of something.

That's turned speculation over what it will take to get the two of them together into something of a C.E.O.