"together with everyone" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to add emphasis or to indicate inclusivity in a statement. For example: - We worked together with everyone on the team to complete the project. - The event was a success thanks to the hard work of the organizers, together with everyone who volunteered their time.
All that living together with everyone, we didn't get to enjoy each other.
Has Perkins's letter really brought the super-rich together with everyone else?
Don't expect a romantic evening as tables are squeezed together with everyone sitting on tiny stools.
"You go to Sunnyside or Astoria in Queens, and there's people in their 20s now sort of mixed together with everyone," she said.
At present, students at the school, together with everyone else in the eponymous Gearhart neighborhood, are instructed to walk to a nearby forty-foot ridge.
"How things got together with everyone being a specialist in their own area made a big difference," said Amélie Mauresmo, the 2006 Wimbledon champion and the French Fed Cup captain.
"It could be a Kumbaya-like get-together with everyone holding hands and committed to forgetting about the past," said Ivo H. Daalder, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who was a director of European Affairs on the National Security Council under President Bill Clinton.
So reasonable was the ask, and so dire the issue, that Dougherty, together with almost everyone involved, felt confident that it would pass.
"I am looking forward to getting together with the guys, everyone that is involved, and seeing what everyone has to say," Fowler added.
To see that come together with work that everyone else has been doing - that's the part that really moved me.
Night after night critics and collectors scarf down meals paid for by dealers promoting artists, or museums promoting shows, with everyone together at the table, schmoozing, stroking, prodding, weighing the vibes.
