together

[təˈɡeðər]

Definition:
1. In conjunction with; combined.
2. In contact with each other.
3. Assembled in one place.
4. In each other's company.

Use 'together' in a sentence:

• 1. She pressed her lips together.
• 2. They walked down the staircase together.
• 3. He clamped his lips together.
• 4. We were together for five years.
• 5. Three colleges have come together to create a new university.
• 6. Tired and lost, we huddled together.
• 7. They got married and set up home together in Hull.
• 8. They laughed together raucously.
• 9. Together we went through the upstairs.
• 10. The colours blend smoothly together.
• 11. They clung together, shivering with cold.
• 12. He knotted the laces securely together.
• 13. The whole family gathered together at Ray's home.
• 14. I'd like for us to work together.
• 15. We went everywhere together.
• 16. They huddled together in silent groups.
• 17. I thought maybe we could go together.
• 18. We sang a song together.
• 19. We huddled together for warmth.
• 20. The animals huddled together for warmth.
• 21. They sat close together.
• 22. The trees grew close together.
• 23. He needs to get his act together if he's going to pass.
• 24. The loss of their son brought the two of them together.
• 25. We ate lunch together every day.
• 26. We had a really great time together.
• 27. We spent a blissful week together.
• 28. I'm trying to get a team together for Saturday.
• 29. They have been seen together on two separate occasions.
• 30. Fate had thrown them together.
• 31. They observed how the parts of the machine fitted together.
• 32. How do these two parts fit together?
• 33. Next time you're here let's have lunch together.
• 34. Together they climbed the dark stairs.
• 35. Why don't we go together?
• 36. I don't know why they stay together.
• 37. When they get together, all they talk about is football.
• 38. Why don't we go and see it together?
• 39. They got on well together although they were total strangers.
• 40. Stay close together ─ I don't want anyone to get lost.
• 41. We huddled together to keep warm.
• 42. We must work together, brothers!
• 43. Can you put your books all together in this box?
• 44. I threw together a quick meal.
• 45. Every week they get together to make music.
• 46. They bound his hands together.
• 47. We must get together sometime.
• 48. They barely have enough money to keep body and soul together.
• 49. I find it amazing that they're still together.
• 50. She nailed the two boards together.
• 51. Your department spent more last year than all the others put together.
• 52. Management should get together with the union.
• 53. He's put together a magnificent break.
• 54. The various parts of the car are then bolted together.
• 55. He has more money than the rest of us put together.
• 56. We get along just fine together.
• 57. We are working together for a common purpose.
• 58. The time we spent together is now a distant memory.
• 59. They are now living together on a permanent basis.