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Example sentences for "brought together"

  • Hence these five backboned classes may be brought together into a higher group called a branch or phylum.

  • Let a single set of specimens be brought together by the combined efforts of all the members of the class, and let it be well housed and cared for permanently.

  • By the alteration of the relative position of these cartilages the cords can be tightened or relaxed, brought together or moved apart, as required to modulate the tone and volume of the voice.

  • Geographic and paleontologic facts, brought together by Darwin and others on a previously unequalled scale, point clearly in the same direction.

  • The comparison must be made on a common basis, and to this effect the quartiles must be brought together.

  • It is from their writings and from horticultural literature at large that the following evidence is brought together.

  • The margins of the wound may then be brought together by sutures if necessary.

  • In B is shown the oval raw surface left to be brought together by sutures (d) after the buried suture (b') has been tied.

  • In such conditions the abdominal walls are brought together by interrupted sutures involving all the layers.

  • Subsequently the somewhat quadrilateral raw surface which is left is brought together by five deep sutures, and the operation is complete.

  • The sharks and Teleostomes are sometimes brought together as Pisces, or fishes, as distinguished from other groups not true fishes.

  • It appears to me desirable, therefore, that the Arthrodira and the Anarthrodira be brought together as a separate class.

  • If we call it three, one and one and one pebble must be brought together to produce it, or else one pebble must be joined to an aggregate of the kind called two, already existing.

  • One and one and one and one pebble may be brought together; or two aggregates of the kind called two may be united; or one pebble may be added to an aggregate of the kind called three.

  • We must have the idea of gold and the idea of yellow, and these two ideas must be brought together in our mind.

  • Erelong it shall enchain the world, and eventually the hearts of all the nations of the world will be brought together by its constraining clasp.

  • They strove with heart and soul to establish the teachings by which divergent people might be brought together and no strife, rancor or hatred prevail.

  • Humanity will then be brought together as one.

  • Some may be seen in the Franks Collection at the British Museum, and a more important collection is at the Victoria and Albert, brought together by the late Lady Charlotte Schreiber.

  • Two days later arrived a siege-train of fifty-five heavy guns which had been brought together at La Fere.

  • Similar details for potatoes, roots and hay, brought together in Table VIII.

  • He brought together all he had maintained in his Coronis ad Collationem Hagiensem--his most masterful book, which figures largely in Dutch church history.

  • It brought together, though not always in a well-arranged form, an immense amount of information that had before been practically inaccessible to the general public.

  • There was offered for sale the library of Professor Charles Anthon of Columbia, probably the largest and best collection in classical philology which had then been brought together in the United States.

  • Depend on 't, as soon as his new barn is finished and all his new British tackle is brought together, he'll quit the job.

  • But if you two could be brought together--" He paused helplessly.

  • When not in use they form a tiny cone under the tip of the abdomen, and only four are visible, their free ends being so brought together as entirely to conceal a small central pair.

  • In a word, the true spiders have jaws which can be separated or brought together, and which tend to meet in the object into which they are plunged, while the jaws of theraphosid spiders work in parallel vertical planes, and strike downwards.

  • Their ends can be separated or brought together, or they may be made to rub against each other or against the sides of the tube.

  • It is fairly essential that these three streams of traffic be kept separate, save at such points where, for the conduct of the business, they must be brought together.

  • Then Violet pulled up, allowing the vehicle to pass the bridge first, and in this way she and Phineas were brought together,--and in this way they rode on.

  • Would it not be better that they two should be brought together?

  • They parted the best of friends, but Lady Glencora was still of opinion that if the lady and the Duke were to be brought together at Matching, or elsewhere, there might still be danger.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    also produced; answered gravely; boiling milk; brought against; brought before; brought forth; brought her; brought home; brought near; brought out; brought the; brought them; brought together; brought under; brought upon; call attention; country doctor; first sergeant; having great; internal heat; often thought; pretty birds; this connection; thou darest; valuable food; westerly wind