Similar words: add together, together, go together, get together, all together, altogether, play hard to get, together with. Meaning: v. form a group or unite.
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1) The liberals band together against the new legislation.
2) We must band together to fight the common enemy.
3) We need to band together to fight these reforms.
4) We decided to band together and organize a protest.
5) If we band together, we can give our argument strength.
6) Paul and I were getting a band together, and we needed a new record deal.
7) Those who feel threatened band together.
8) They can band together into a little guerrilla action.
9) Local residents could band together and pay a local firm to reduce air or water pollution.
10) Real-ale drinkers were forced to band together to protect their heritage.
11) They feel that they can band together with others in a kind of joint enterprise to beat the disease.
12) They were forced to band together because the city was doing nothing for them.
13) It's our nature to band together in small teams for support and encouragement.
14) All the executive band together like birds of a feather.
15) That's how you win games like that; you band together and everybody gives a little extra.
16) The farmers band together to oppose it, but are beaten and ruined by the heartless machine.
17) I think we should all band together and speak up for better working conditions.
18) REQUIEM - villagers band together in an attempt to force their landlord to let them bury their dead.
19) They band together against the righteous and condemn the innocent to death.
20) I know the people of China will band together to recover and heal from this disaster.
21) Chaos ensues as the patrons of the establishment band together to fight for their lives.
22) Seek out others who might be suffering too; suggest you band together.
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24) It is one thing to have some individuals around, even if they band together as a minority group, who cannot or will not abide by the institutional rules of cousinhood.
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26) When nations breach agreed international norms, the countries who espouse those norms must be convinced to band together to enforce them.
27) If you don't get any big opportunities handed to you, you may be able to band together with your co-workers and create some.
28) In 2006 local sheiks and former insurgents began to band together to form the Awakening movement.
29) For example, in a situation in which several bystanders need to band together to overwhelm a perpetrator, they will be more likely to act collectively than to act alone.
30) Hadorwould traditionary symmetry encryption and publicity secret key mode band together, have two both the virtue.
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