bring somebody together , także: bring together somebody *

The women's team was recently brought together in early 2008.

And should never have been brought together in the first place.

It's the photo and the knowledge of an individual being brought together to make the case.

These written works have not been brought together, in the same book, since the movement began.

Both old and new series are brought together in this major show.

I think this is the time for which we were brought together.

If the American people cannot be brought together, we can't turn this country around.

It would bring together certain men who had not met in eight days.

Such efforts bring together Americans who do not often find themselves on the same side of political issues.

So it goes until they are brought together by the long arm of true love.