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pull together

verb

intr, adverb to cooperate or work harmoniously
pull oneself together informal.
pull oneself together to regain one's self-control or composure

If we pull together, we can have an impact on the Senate leadership.

“When you have family, you can pull together in times of crisis,” Art says.

So, Russians appear to be possessed by their desire to pull together all the lands held by the Russian Empire a hundred years ago.

We can keep mistrusting and finding flaws with each other, or we can pull together and get to work.

I'm supremely confident that Bostonians will pull together, take care of each other, and move forward as one proud city.

And we sophs really shouldn't nag you freshies, you know, for we must pull together against the seniors and juniors.

These words point to a danger to be guarded against by married people who desire to pull together.

Your way at any rate is not my way, and it is unwise that we should attempt any longer to pull together.

I had a feeling that Miss Cox and I were going to pull together if she could just let herself go.

If the good men were as bright as the bad men, they would pull together instead of separately.

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