pull together

They've got to learn that they are a crowd—and can't get anywhere at all until all pull together.

For success, all must pull together, and the rope must be kept straight and taut.

What a madness it was to think that she and I could pull together.

The act of rowing with oars; as, "Pull the starboard oars," "Pull together."

And all the brothers are capable men, men who are able to pull together.

Sun and moon then pull together, and we get the highest, or spring tides (Fig. 232).

We need all the men we can depend on, and I want you and Vandersee to pull together.

Every man in this room is a Slav, and we Slavs must pull together or we are lost.

Mebbe we'll all pull together for the other shore before this night's over.

Let us pull together all our days, for strife brings barrenness.