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Meanings of coming together in English
Usage of coming together in English
1
When those things start coming together, you start thinking maybe you know.
2
In fact, the two parts of the industry are increasingly coming together.
3
But here we are, years later, still coming together when Thomas calls.'
4
That's a way that I think coming together might be more meaningful.
5
Her brows coming together in consternation, Ellen said, You must stop this.
6
Three significant, but separate, changes are coming together creating the perfect storm.
7
The risks associated with groups of people coming together is too high.
8
Mokgadi is happy that step one of her plans is coming together.
9
For once, talent and technology are coming together at equally high levels.
10
She said this would require all the landowners coming together and organising.
11
He felt his game coming together; the judgment, the drives, the putts.
12
This will permit our coming together with Fortis, a BNP spokesman said.
13
Everything was coming together in a way I could never have imagined.
14
That's what he was referring to, coming together at the same time.
15
This was when the music scene in Queens first started coming together.
16
Individually and in a team context, it's all coming together for Kruse.
