The term "together question" is not a recognized part of a sentence in written English. It is possible that it is a non-standard phrase used in certain contexts, but it is not commonly used or accepted. An example of a sentence using "together question" may be: The teacher asked a "together question" to the students, prompting them to work together to figure out the answer.
The extensive coverage of the death of David Frost (suitable for a head of state) has included several mentions of his interview with Tony Blair, specifically the "did you pray together" question (Cameron, Blair and Parkinson lead accolades, 2 September).
It can be used in response to any sort of "why can't you get your own party together?" question.
How we came up with the name "96 Tears," see, when we were putting the song together, Question Mark was singing, "Too Many Teardrops," and I think we wanted to call it that, but then our drummer said, "Let's call it '69 Tears!'".
If the question is a true question, it 'breaks open' the subject matter by showing what is still undetermined such that teachers and students together question their knowledge and understanding of the clinical situations they encounter and the possibilities for care.
Her talk, "Death of the Creative Process," strung together questions, quotations, and observations about obstacles.
But as long as they move together, questions and answers can be rearranged for narrative flow.
"Thinking about ethnicity is a way to bring together questions of a person's biology, lifestyle, diet, rather than just focusing on race.
For questions where different symptoms were assessed together (questions 2, 4 and 5), several patients found it difficult to provide a 'yes' or 'no' response, so these questions were split into two parts ('a' and 'b') in the finalised version.
Daylighting as a research topic situates itself at the interface between psycho-physiological and environmental factors, bringing together questions relevant to architectural design and building engineering, but also to human physiology and behavior.
The notion of "decline" lumps together questions about the domestic economy, power abroad, political direction and simply the mood of the people - so no simple conclusion is likely to be correct.
Two properties of modularity in particular, informational encapsulation and domain specificity, make it possible to tie together questions of functional architecture with those of mental content.
