Sentence examples for together when it comes from inspiring English sources

US military and civilian leadership needs to convince everyone else in the world that the United States has its act together when it comes to its nuclear arsenal.

Television really has its act together when it comes to planning a year, which always makes me feel a bit disorganized when sweeps months roll around.

The company does really well in the enterprise space, but can't get its stuff together when it comes to regular old consumers.

"This general election will go down in history as a turning point; the massive interest and voter turnout among young people is a game changer, and even though it cost us, as the Conservative party, our majority and very nearly our place in government, I absolutely welcome it because it will mean that my party will have to get its shit together when it comes to younger people".

George Osborne famously declared "we are all in this together" when it comes to Britain's prosperity.

He defended Osborne's claim that "we're all in it together" when it comes to austerity.

Not only were audience shots missing, but the show missed the boat all together when it came to its treatment of the nominees.

"Where I was wrong," he said, "was in my belief that the oil companies had their act together when it came to worst-case scenarios".

He said he emphasized that the Council had to stick together when it came to adopting the budget negotiated by the mayor and the speaker every year.

Shawcross focused on how the review heard trustees were too often remote or absent all together when it came to fundraising.

"Where I was wrong," said President Obama at his press conference on Thursday, "was in my belief that the oil companies had their act together when it came to worst-case scenarios".