band together

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.

The remaining season two episodes will also see everyone band together in an attempt to save Elena from Klaus' vampiric clutches .

She really has no essential to make madam Wang band together on this affair.

There will also be a handful of "world" encounters that will require the server to band together and overcome a great foe.

It's possible that other female colleagues have also had the same experience as you, so you can band together.

Tonight and for as long as it takes, people should band together to defend themselves when such violence threatens homes and communities.

Perhaps multiple publishers could band together in opposition, starving the App Store of content until better terms can be negotiated.

Directed by Stallone, the plot concerns a group of mostly good-hearted mercenaries who band together for a dangerous mission.

This is a time when everyone, both Chinese and foreigner have to band together and show what they are made of.

After all the bad attention China has been getting recently, I am so proud to watch as they band together to help others.

Then they will do one of two things: acquiesce in Chinese hegemony, or band together to fight it.

Security professionals are being called on to band together to fight the highly organised cyber criminals of the world.

Though each village was independent and had its own leaders, in times of war they would band together.

Cyberspace communities evolve just the way terrestrial communities do: people with like-minded interests band together.

And when they band together with neocons, it's a strong alliance.

Armed with inexpensive digital tools and networks, ordinary people, he says, can band together to push their own innovations.

In the end, this leads the young to band together and fight against this society that let them down, triggering social instability.

People with low self-esteem and little self-respect often band together and create a negative feedback loop.

Out of work journalists band together and create some killer blogs.

A group of adolescents who band together, especially a group of delinquents.

If they got aggressive, the rest of us would band together.

It's our nature to band together in small teams for support and encouragement.

They are also starting to band together to cut costs and plump up their capital cushions.

But their effort to band together in the European Union is under strain.

They hate each other, but they all want the same thing, so they have to band together.

I think we should all band together and speak up for better working conditions.

the argali band together for safety.

It gives me hope for humanity that we can all band together for something positive and inspirational.

Could the older-style conservatives such as Mr Rafsanjani and the reformists band together and win next time?

It is true, really band together.

Given the importance of liquidity in exchanges, why do the IPE and the NYMEX not band together?

In Japan, however, three of the major newspapers have decided instead to band together.

to band together against a common enemy