Sentence examples for together particularly from inspiring English sources

One area in which they came together particularly well was New Orleans jazz.

"We really did come together, particularly to rescue the deficit position.

But Isiah Thomas seems to have them coming together, particularly on defense.

Men and women cannot be on the streets together, particularly if the woman is seen to be directing the men.

Dolphins and tuna tend to swim together, particularly in the tropical Pacific waters off Mexico and Central America.

During the 1920s, however, many of them exhibited their works together, particularly at the Daniel Gallery in New York City.

"The two leaders said they both looked forward to working together, particularly on our shared commitment to fighting terrorism," said the White House spokesman, Scott McClellan.

The spectacle of a lot of grown women together – particularly ones who are not suffering – apparently fills them, bafflingly, with contempt.

They are painstakingly crafted, and even the most punchy and immediate of them don't sound like they were thrown together particularly quickly.

To watch them together — particularly during their later scenes, when they visit Bingham's hometown — is to realize just how much alone time Mr. Clooney clocks in his movies.

If The Man from Snowy River's plot is old-fashioned, the manner with which it is cut together (particularly in the opening act) is modern and pacey.