Sentence examples for together something that from inspiring English sources

East Asian countries are cobbling together something that might one day become a coherent emerging-market group.

Regardless of who stays and who goes, though, Maddon, who is signed through 2015, should be back, and chances are that he will piece together something that works.

The notion of curated was to put together something that will touch people, not only the picture but also text that has very fundamental value to humanity.

Clearly, it is critical that this circuitry be as efficient as possible; logic design deals with optimizing the circuitry, not just putting together something that will work.

IN 1987, a handful of friends decided to put together something that would be a historical document about the experiences of people suffering from AIDS.

So you're going to have to read a lot of lessons learned by many different innovators before you can put together something that holds up.

He is trying to pull together something that might visualise the pitch at any point of the match and update it in real time.

"It's got to be a commonality that brings them together, something that supersedes the importance of the feud itself," he said.

"We're an Italian family and we were trying to find something that we could all do together, something that would appeal to all ages," Ms. Ferraro said.

"Can human beings do together something that is not necessary, but in some way brings an extra dimension to everyday common experience".

If you hire builders to work in your house, they cobble together something that probably falls apart a few minutes after you pay them.