Sentence examples for unite something from inspiring English sources

To stop this dangerous idea the opposition will have to unite, something it failed to do for the 2011 presidential vote.

The other reason why she brought me onboard, and asked me to write text for the Biophilia apps is that I think what she is doing is uniting something else.

We are inventing traditions to unite us, something that is neither country nor suburb but somehow straddles the two.

Join us at www.gethandson.com and let's unite around something we all can believe in -- the power of the individual to create change by serving, advocating, organizing, and voting.

Senator Specter, a former prosecutor, appeared to be urging US Airways to file a lawsuit against United, something he said that he had discussed with Mr. Wolf.

Gallacher's strike after just 108 seconds gave United something to hold on to, yet the controlled performance for the remainder of the match was hardly a case of parking the bus.

Markel Susaeta and substitute Gaizka Toquero could have added to the total before Rooney gave United something to cheer as he curled in.

Or is it better to adopt a less stark, more implicit name, like "The Alliance," " United something," "Fuse," or "Us," etc?

"They were united in something," and that unity is not to be taken lightly.

Iraq, if nothing else, prompts a broad desire to feel united about something.

The resentments and suspicions and insecurities of women on both sides are so deep that it is a surefire way to undermine any chance of women uniting into something resembling a solid voter bloc.