pull together

verb

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

Example Sentences

Advocates say they are continuing to pull together resources for families struggling to find housing.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr Jenney's ability to pull together a mini game show in 60 seconds impresses the judges, while Mr Gamage's magic act also goes down well.

From BBC

Perea said he was proud of the work he and other activists, including Latino and Vietnamese advocacy groups, pulled together to put the measure on the ballot.

From Los Angeles Times

For a sense of what this eradication would mean under Trump — his platform is thin on details — a key source is Project 2025, a conservative blueprint pulled together by the Heritage Foundation.

From Los Angeles Times

While the Yankees' fielding and baserunning was occasionally sloppy, the Dodgers gave no quarter, and this final game exemplified how their injury-hit pitching staff collectively pulled together to help deliver the title.

From BBC

Related Words

• aid
• assist
• collaborate
• comply with
• conspire
• contribute
• coordinate
• further
• help
• participate
• unite
• uphold