band together

I'm not getting a band together to get a record deal.

Still, I was able to keep myself and my band together.

"All we can do is try to band together and not let that happen."

At the same time, they will not fear us enough to band together.

So we just have to band together right now and get it done another way.

"There may be a way we could band together to make it happen."

Or maybe they have to band together to protect themselves against her.

So all other nations of the world would have to band together to stop them.

But because of financial and other problems it was hard for him to hold such a big band together.

Right now, we need to band together like in the movies.

"We will find more of our kind, band together and fight you!"

Because of the baby, the girls band together against the boys.

The last thing he said to her in the car was, "Get your band together and let's do it."

And put a band together to play live shows for the fun of it.

I'd thought we were all in a university garage band together or something.

They might band together in a common cause for protection.

What they really should do, he says, is get a band together and go to Australia.

People often band together to get a friend to see a counselor.

The number of performers and band together is about 35 people.

The two were longtime friends, and they had started the band together.

"But the fact is, this shows that if we band together, at least they'll give us a process."

He said the men ultimately band together and save each other.

They soon moved to London and began putting a band together.

But there is not any solidarity to band together and take on the issue.

The residents decided to band together for form a search group to find the young girl.