Sentence examples for together think from inspiring English sources

Pull all of the answers together – think of it as your Cluedo moment.

Our friends without businesses together think we're weird because we're so honest with each other and can spend quite so much time together.

Celebrities banding together for occasional chamber music projects have simply strung their names together: think of Rubinstein-Heifetz-Piatigorsky, Istomin-Stern-Rose, Ashkenazy-Perlman-Harrell. String quartets have been fond of instrument makers (Guarneri, Stradivari) and composers (Beethoven, Sibelius, Borodin).

Pegg and Wright are, as far as I can tell, the first people to mash these unlikely components together; think of Miss Marple pulling a.44 Magnum from beneath her tweeds to waste the local curate, and you're almost there.

It's all too easy to go into business with someone you know well – you get together, think of an idea and decide to get started – but it can so easily end in tears.

Poetry and human rights are very often tied together; think of Muriel Rukeyser's poetry, which are intimate while also tackling the huge themes of feminism, equality and being Jewish after the Holocaust.

Iraqi Hezbollah, the Iraqi Communist Party and the Iraqi Islamic Party are together thought to have about 12,000 fighters.

This one-day event brought together thought leaders from across the sector to offer guidance and advice to social entrepreneurs.

My boyfriend, whose parents are still together, thinks I should chill out and leave her to it.

They have conferences where they bring together thought leaders from the world of technology, entertainment and design (hence the acronym).

We designed [a clinical trial], together thought about the research aspects, and executed it.