Sentence examples for together setting from inspiring English sources

She believes they have "much, much better communication" and says: "It reminded us of the good times that we can have together, setting us back on that track.

In the back was Ah Jiao, a thirty-eight-year-old studio manager who helps hold the anarchic lot together, setting schedules and settling disputes among the crews jockeying for shooting time on some stretch of Hengdian's eight thousand acres.

The two friends hook up for a last nostalgic road trip together, setting out from San Francisco, scene of former triumphs and debacles, where Ralph reads to a large crowd a story about Chekhov's death, which was to be the last story he ever wrote.

Conversely, being outside the euro should help the UK to adjust - provided the Bank of England gets its act together, setting interest rates at levels appropriate for the domestic economy - while the lower pound will help rebalance growth away from consumption towards production.

So the two have found a way to work together, setting aside deal-breaking issues like creating a center aisle for the orchestra section (the opera wanted one; the ballet wanted to keep seating there as a solid arc for tradition's sake and for the revenue).

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It was a beautifully put together set.

That galvanising moment, with audience and band coming together, set the stage for all that would follow.

Greater Manchester's growth strategy, Stronger together, sets out our joint priorities, informed by strong evidence and analysis.

Certainly Mr. Eulberg didn't invent these techniques, and the best minimalist D.J.'s put together sets full of drama and mischief.

Michael Michaelson is the managing director at Family Business Consulting Here are my top tips for families going into business together: Set very clear and defined boundaries between home and business life.