That was our power back then, we all stood together, united.
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The family, including children and grandparents, stood together under the huppah.
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There were sons of us that were indigenous, we stood together.
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The couple stood together onstage while Ted Cruz addressed supporters in Milwaukee.
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England and Scotland, their relationship now so frequently fractious, stood together. Nov.
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The three stood together on Tuesday to call for the special session.
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Pairs of shooters stood together, practicing how they would take turns shooting.
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In a moment of acute pain, you stood up and you stood together.
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Instead, Warren and Sanders largely stood together, beating back moderate critics all night.
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The two nations have stood together on a tough posture toward North Korea.
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Queen Elizabeth, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and Kate stood together at another balcony.
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For a long beat, they stood together between Hawkins and the seated crowd.
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It would come about when we stood together in unions and demanded it.
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The women have stood together to carry on their children's legacy in their wake.
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If we only stood together like this, I thought, we could change the world.
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John Knapp of St. Gabe's and I stood together, tears streaming down our faces.
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So long as both sides stood together, nothing could come between them, she added.
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So, on Saturday, April 15, we stood together to say enough of the tax cheats.
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The next morning, the men stood together before the judge as he did just that.
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Theoretically, that means Senate Democrats could block Gorsuch if they stood together as a party.
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People stood together around the flowers for about 20 more minutes after the vigil ended.
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If we stood together, we could create the greatest health care system in the world.
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It's time we stood together and demanded a democracy of, by and for the people.
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Mattis told reporters after the meeting that the 12 nations stood together to reaffirm territorial integrity.
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Grant and Dick stood together on the bank as I made my way to the bridge.
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However, this is the first time that so many events have stood together against the issue.
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As we stood together looking into the water Mae's words were forever seared into my soul.
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That much was clear as the members of Team Reject stood together atop the medal podium.
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They stood together, their backs to the church, staring at something they could not quite see.
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She went once and loved the part where everyone stood together to say the Pledge of Allegiance.
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We stood together watching the drumming, which had now given way to a full-on round dance.
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Let's remember that moment in Lake Placid when Americans stood together, and American patriotism lit the skies.
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It was the first time that two Canadian Alpine skiers stood together on a world championship podium.
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Fans of the city's rival soccer teams Manchester United and Manchester City stood together at the protest.
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" She reminded the audience that "It wasn't so long ago Republicans and Democrats stood together on these issues.
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There was a problem with the door — security needed to unlock it — and so they stood together waiting.
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Dunning is just one of dozens of women who have stood together to accuse Weinstein of sexual misconduct.
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Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie was on Philadelphia's sideline, where players stood together with locked arms and some raised fists.
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The animals saw us … we met them at the fence and they just stood together in front of us.
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When four veterans stood together on a Florida beach last Saturday, they hadn't seen each other in 50 years.
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On the 50th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation, Eva and Münch stood together before the charred ruins of its crematoriums.
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At the news conference, they stood together behind a lectern, hoisting signs that read, "We refuse to be divided."
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Last week, the LGBT lobby and liberal Hollywood stood together demanding Disney create Queen Elsa's character into a lesbian.
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During a visit to the White House Monday, they told CNN, the two stood together in the Blue Room.
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No matter what they spoke about, these stars stood together, unafraid to speak out against what they perceive as injustice.
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About half the state's Black Caucus stood together and demanded an immediate apology and that Biden distance himself from Harpootlian.
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They stood together on big issues like healthcare against low-tier candidates like Delaney, and they repeatedly fought off attacks.
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The NATO nations went into Afghanistan together, stood together against a challenge to our collective security and, more important, values.
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They stood together as the names of the 66 victims of both mass shootings were read aloud, according to WKMG.
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On the dais, he and May chatted as they stood together, but Trump kept his back toward other leaders, including Merkel.
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But one thing they learned the hard way: When faced with authoritarian rulers, they were always strongest when they stood together.
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After we stood together unspeaking and looking at the wall of stars, they each touched John's star, tenderly, as I had.
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Robert E. Lee and Heather Heyer's mother stood together to denounce the vicious racism that led to the tragedy in Charlottesville.
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The new family of three stood together outside the doors of Stockholm's Royal Palace to welcome visitors inside, another June 6 tradition.
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Before the fourth inning, Scully and Mays stood together for the unveiling of a plaque for Scully in the Giants' press box.
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All of the former presidents and first ladies stood together with shared respect for each other and shared admiration for Barbara Bush.
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A fuller reckoning with the era's history would begin by acknowledging the countless G.I.s and civilians who stood together against the war.
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But within hours after the charges were dropped, the police superintendent and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel stood together to slam the prosecutor's decision.
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The people of Earth would be much stronger if we stood together as one, rather than allow borders to define and separate us.
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BIARRITZ, France (AP) — The posturing by leaders of the G-7 rich democracies began well before they stood together for a summit photo.
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"I am very proud that the opposition has stood together and defeated the BJP, and we will continue to do so," said Gandhi.
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The entire music community is feeling the loss of one of the greatest to ever do it….. LaShawnDaniels…we just stood together a week ago.
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Mr. DeSantis trumpeted the endorsement in his advertising and basked in the president's praise when they stood together on stage in Tampa in late July.
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When the refuge was last under serious attack in 2005, pro-environment Republicans in the House stood together and helped ensure that it remained protected.
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After an awkward meeting with first responders, the president and first lady Melania Trump stood together for a friendly photo op, which in itself seems insensitive.
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They stood together on the famous balcony of Buckingham Palace, with Prince Louis (and his royal wave!) stealing the show during his Trooping the Colour debut.
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Hearing word that House leaders might cave to those demands, the Problem Solvers stood together and asked for an immediate vote on the Senate's bipartisan bill.
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The Obama administration attempted the infamous "Russian Reset" in 2009 where Secretary Clinton and the Russian foreign minister stood together smiling while pressing a reset button.
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Stars stood together at the Golden Globe Awards by wearing all black and musicians joined in at the Grammy Awards by pinning white roses to their outfits.
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"In the end, we stood together when it came to the extension until end October and cooperated well with the British government", Altmaier told public broadcaster Deutschlandfunk.
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Despite it all, they stood together with the disability community and so many others to bring the very real faces of their challenges to the nation's capital.
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Then all three of them stood together in a line of Trumps, the two impersonators making rubber-faced reactions as the real Trump, 69, shrugged them off.
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Salvini has refused to abandon Berlusconi, saying that would break his word with voters after they had stood together at the polls and presented a common manifesto.
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In another Senate office building, a smaller but equally adamant group of Republican senators stood together to take one last stab at dismantling the Affordable Care Act.
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Between numbers, the girls Snapchatted one another while on opposite sides of the theater, or stood together so closely when speaking that they barely moved their lips.
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"I love watching these changes happen," he said, as we stood together out on Broadway recently, observing blocks of limestone facing being off-loaded from a truck.
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Eighty-two women stood together on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival in France in a protest for better treatment and representation of women in film.
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The family stood together in the Green Drawing Room at Windsor Castle after the couple's fairy tale carriage procession, for the historic shot by fashion photographer, Alexi Lubomirski.
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The concession was a blow to Nelson, given the two top Democrats had figuratively stood together in calling for every legal vote cast in Florida to be counted.
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"This is not a moment to revel in how the mighty have fallen but instead in how the silenced have spoken up, stood together and survived," Burke said.
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People of various faiths stood together in solidarity, showing their full support for our Muslim community by sending emails, letters and flowers, and strongly condemning anti-Muslim rhetoric.
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Near the National Gallery of Art, clutches of mothers and daughters stood together, all cheerfully plotting how, or even whether, to make it toward the speakers and performances.
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The excitement of Game 5 of the World Series came to a halt on Saturday as the crowd at Wrigley Field stood together to represent the fight against cancer.
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That election was defined by a movement of hard working people who stood together to reject the meager crumbs we are being handed and reclaim what is rightfully ours.
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"I was really proud of our guys for how they treated each other, how they stood together, stuck together, and how nobody pointed fingers," coach Brad Stevens told reporters.
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Mr. Tor and Mr. Saarinen stood together under the terminal's 6,19633-ton roof in 1960, just after the formwork and scaffolding needed for the concrete pour had been removed.
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Alongside a group photo — which features his mother, Linda Thompson, as well as his brothers Brody and Burt Jenner — Brandon and Leah stood together behind their daughter Eva James, 3.
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We saw what happened when millions of us stood together in January, and now we know that our army of love greatly outnumbers the army of fear, greed and hatred.
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I am grateful that our two countries have stood together over the past three years, and I know that this steadfast relationship will continue, however the political winds may blow.
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During the solemn ceremony, the Queen, Kate and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall stood together at one balcony, while Meghan watched from the balcony of another window outside the war memorial.
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As the team of dancers doused each other in multicolored paint and glitter, transformed before our eyes into sparkling aliens, we stood together, for a near-hour-long preemptive standing ovation.
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During that period, the United States and Australia have stood together as pillars of a rules-based international order that nurtured open trade, human rights, and the end of colonial rule.
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Around 2,200 people stood together as parts of the chain, the Marin County Sheriff tweeted, showing their objection to the new U.S. president just as he was officially being sworn into office.
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Lieberman, a Democrat, and McCain, a Republican, were best friends in the Senate, hawks who stood together across party lines on questions of global intervention and national security, core values Lieberman highlighted.
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When they stood together in the Black Sea resort of Sochi on October 22 to announce their Syrian cease-fire deal, they also hinted at another realm where they are increasingly cooperating.
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"We saw what happened when millions of us stood together in January, and now we know that our army of love greatly outnumbers the army of fear, greed and hatred," the post says.
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Those who stood together during the referendum campaign last summer have fragmented into five groups which, to Brexiteers, look uncannily and unfairly (because they are not progressing) like the five stages of grief.
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While our perspectives on politics and policy — including how to quell conflict in nearby Iraq and Syria — are extraordinarily divergent, we stood together in the critical task of showing American support for Jordan.
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"After that, things fell apart for a while," she told me, as we stood together in the dining room, where her mother-in-law keeps her collection of Pepsi memorabilia in curio cabinets.
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" Tomas Vanas, the Czech party's chairman, said in a telephone interview this past week that he stood together with Mr. Putin and others to resist "the perverse liberal values of the Western world.
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Queen Elizabeth, Kate and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall stood together at one balcony, while Meghan watched from the balcony of another window alongside Sophie, Countess of Wessex and Sir Timothy Laurence, Princess Anne's husband.
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Madigan and Emanuel stood together during a press conference to unveil the more than 200-page proposal that grew out of months of negotiations between the city and the nation's third largest police department.
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Take the Ni Una Menos -- Not One Less -- movement across Latin America, in which thousands of women and even men have stood together to call out the epidemic of gender violence across the region.
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The woman stood together and spoke about the #MeToo movement that has swept Hollywood over the past several months and pointed out that this is not an issue that solely affects the movie industry.
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And finally while John and I disagreed on all kinds of foreign policy issues, we stood together on America's role as the one nation, believing that with great power and great blessings comes great responsibility.
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And finally, while John and I disagreed on all kinds of foreign policy issues, we stood together on America's role as the one nation, believing that with great power and great blessings comes great responsibility.
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At a summit in Riyadh in May, the three leaders stood together over a glowing orb for a photo that appeared to cement their alliance, even as it inspired a rash of mocking internet memes.
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During Saturday's Trooping the Colour flypast when the royal family stood together on the Buckingham Palace balcony, Charlotte, 3, looked over to see Queen Elizabeth waving to the crowds and then endearingly did the same thing.
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And finally, while John and I disagreed on all kinds of foreign policy issues, we stood together on America's role as the one indispensable nation, believing that with great power and great blessings comes great responsibility.
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In a rare demonstration of unity, Borissov and President Rumen Radev stood together appealing to Bulgarians not to yield to panic, but grasp the gravity of the situation, observe social distancing and show unity and solidarity.
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And finally, while John and I disagreed on all kinds of foreign-policy issues, we stood together on America's role as the one indispensable nation, believing that the great power and great blessings comes great responsibility.
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Parties in the ruling coalition, the anti-establishment 226-Star Movement and center-left Democratic Party (PD), stood together on a joint ticket for the first time in the Umbrian election, but were crushed by a resurgent Salvini.
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PARIS — Last week, just days before their Paris debut on Sunday and moments after the end of a wild thunderstorm, the American designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy stood together in a dilapidated hospital courtyard on the Left Bank.
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China and Japan on Friday pledged to forge closer ties as both countries stood together at an "historic turning point", signing a broad range of agreements including a $30 billion currency swap pact, amid rising trade tensions with Washington.
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"Cities across the country have stood together and made clear: if you live in the United States, regardless of immigration status, you are seen, you are heard and you must be counted," de Blasio said in an emailed statement.
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BEIJING — The two men stood together on the reviewing stand in the North Korean capital: a top official in China's Communist leadership wearing a tailored business suit and a young dictator in a blue jacket buttoned to his chin.
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That was best illustrated when three of Harvey Weinstein's most prominent accusers -- Ashley Judd, Salma Hayek and Annabella Sciorra -- stood together and said the change that's sweeping through Hollywood needs to pass through the rest of society as well.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China and Japan on Friday pledged to forge closer ties as both countries stood together at an "historic turning point", signing a broad range of agreements including a $30 billion currency swap pact, amid rising trade tensions with Washington.
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During the solemn ceremony honoring those who lost their lives in World War I, Queen Elizabeth II, Kate and Camilla stood together at one balcony, while Meghan watched from the balcony of another window outside the Cenotaph war memorial in London.
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In those Cold War movies, back in the days when Americans fought back, we also stood together and had as much confidence in the power of our ideas and strength of our economy as we did in our force of arms.
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"The armed forces and political forces ... all stood together against this conspiracy against the Sudanese people's revolution," Al-Burhan said, "We will not allow any coup against the legitimacy of the revolution" to take place in the country, he added.
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We stood together in a room full of drawings of the night sky, part of an exhibition of the work of the Latvian painter Vija Celmins, known for her graphite-and-charcoal photorealist portraits of stones, sand and outer space.
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Nearly 70,000 people stood together on both sides of the Rio Grande river as the pope said Mass and gave a message on the necessity of fair pay, human dignity, and ending the ubiquitous violence in Mexico, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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"Jessica stood up for Octavia and I want you to know because they stood together, they got three times what they were asking for as a unit," she said during a panel at the Sundance Film Festival, according to the Associated Press.
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As the whole family stood together on the balcony, Prince William held his youngest son in his arms as Kate Middleton could be seen with a smile on her face as she appeared to gently remove the youngster's thumb from his mouth.
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LONDON/LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May told her ministers on Tuesday they would secure a Brexit deal if they stood together, calling for a show of unity to silence those pressing her to rethink her strategy for leaving the European Union.
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During the solemn ceremony honoring those who lost their lives in World War I, Queen Elizabeth II, Kate Middleton and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall stood together at one balcony, while Meghan watched from the balcony of another window outside the Cenotaph war memorial in London.
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During the solemn ceremony honoring those who lost their lives in World War I, Queen Elizabeth, Kate Middleton and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall stood together at one balcony, while Meghan watched from the balcony of another window outside the Cenotaph war memorial in London.
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The previous year, at the opening of the last round of peace negotiations, three of us — the United States secretary of state, John Kerry, the Palestinian chief negotiator Saeb Erekat, and I, then Israel's justice minister — stood together at a news conference in Washington.
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R. Nicholas Burns, the United States ambassador to NATO at the time, recalled the moment when the leaders of the alliance stood together in the Brussels headquarters and unanimously declared that America had suffered an armed attack and that all were prepared to provide assistance.
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Finally, they stood together, facing the audience, and Ms. Chase invited the entire room to join in singing Pauline Oliveros's "Tuning Meditation," whereby everyone sings tones of their own choosing while listening intently to the others' pitch choices, creating a kind of endless circuit.
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On Saturday morning, I had shared with a friend who recently moved to London a photograph taken in Taksim Square: A uniformed policeman, several plainclothes police officers and a guy wearing a Santa Claus costume stood together watching snowflakes, with a Scorpion military vehicle in the background.
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Though Japan and Senegal fought to a draw on the pitch on Sunday at the World Cup, the teams' fans in the stands stood together in a unifying post-match moment of friendship that makes you think that maybe the world isn't such a dumpster fire after all.
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Cementing these markets and reaffirming our trading relationships with our North American partners is why leaders of commodity organizations representing corn, soybeans, wheat and sorghum stood together before more than 2628,28503 attendees at last month's Commodity Classic and pledged to work together to see USMCA ratified this year.
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After the Liberty's game against the San Antonio Stars on July 10, five players stood together in the media room at Madison Square Garden, explaining why they had shed their league-mandated warm-ups to wear T-shirts that addressed recent fatal shootings by and of police officers.
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John F. Kennedy's funeral in 1963 offered a backdrop for Harry S. Truman and Dwight D. Eisenhower to resolve a more than decade-long feud, as they stood together outside the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle and later sat down for a drink together near the White House.
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At yet another panel at Sundance, Jada Pinkett Smith relaid the same story, adding a call to action: "Jessica stood up for Octavia and I want you to know because they stood together, they got three times what they were asking for as a unit," she said, as per The Tampa Bay Times.
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Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Bernie Sanders, and about a dozen other Democrats stood together on Wednesday to announce their plan to defend Obamacare from Republican repeal — the most unified and aggressive show of force since their party's original push for the law seven years ago and more so than in any election since.
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"Commissioner, I have a question," Mr. Donnelly said he began to say, but that was as far as he got before two security officials in plain clothes turned their backs on him, stood together and in a vise move pressed him into a wall for about 10 seconds as the commissioner walked by.
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Fused together by ethnic and cultural ties and a common inheritance of liberal ideas and institutions, America and Britain have stood together through world wars, the Cold War, the unifying of Europe and Germany, the spread of free institutions and markets and, now, what promises to be a long, difficult struggle against Islamist fanaticism.
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On a raised hump of ground, a dozen activists, speakers, and members of the New Black Panther Party (who had announced they'd be coming to Cleveland armed), local Black Lives Matter activists, and a smattering of other social justice groups stood together before a group of more than 100 attendees as occasional rain spit out from a gray sky.
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" Dr. Thompson added: "Back in 1971, when the men in New York's dreaded Attica Correctional Facility stood together to call attention to the terrible conditions they faced, Phylis Bamberger not only paid attention, but she spent her life thereafter working to make sure that all of New York's prisoners would have meaningful access to the courts.
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"It's every movie, until recently, when groups of people have stood together and when my fellow cast members are female and we all say, 'Hey, we would like to effect change and have parity and have a crew that represents parity and diversity,'" Dern explained, adding that her efforts to advocate for equal pay on past projects were typically dismissed.
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Grace Notes "What we have is 12 houses," Matthew Spady said, walking down a ski-slope-steep street in Washington Heights, in Upper Manhattan — 12 houses that have stood together in an unbroken row since the president was William McKinley and the mayor was Robert Van Wyck, who tends nowadays to figure in rush-hour rants on the expressway named after him in Queens.
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READ: 3 Fighting Leaders, 2 Impeachment Articles, and a Partridge in a Pear Tree While Trump's still widely expected to sail through the Senate without much trouble, a small minority of moderate Republican Senators could theoretically throw their weight around and force changes in the trial process if they stood together with Democrats, who'd would need four Republican defectors to achieve a majority vote.
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The brothers and their wives stood together inside the venue for Kate and William's 2011 wedding as they celebrated 100 years since Armistice Day, when the Allies and Germany signed an armistice that lead to the end of World War I. Kate went for a royal rewear in a green coat that she previously wore on St. Patrick's Day in 2017 along with a black headband, while her husband wore a blue suit.
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He stood up there with the EU Commissioner and they stood together and they said, "We&aposre going to work together, we&aposre going to lower tariffs" That was a victory and for anyone Democrat or Republican or Independent to claim anything other than that was the president standing up for America is false and fraudulent so I hope you&aposre not about to do that on this show tonight, I don&apost care about your Quinnipiac.
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" That's Robert B. Semple Jr. in the Book Review, taking stock of Wills's extraordinary portrait of Richard Nixon, published in 1970, in the context of "a nation whose faith has been corrupted, whose youth knows it has been had, whose president is president only because he has been able to sell a sufficient number of equally deluded souls on the proposition that he can bring us together today 'because he can find the ground where we last stood together years ago.
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Sound bites from those who kneeled, stood together with interlocking arms, or remained in the locker room were seemingly required to include a statement from the player about how much he loves the troops or the flag or America because God forbid he doesn't make that clear for the underhanded snakes ready to pounce from the tall grass and scream about disrespecting a soldier that gave his life, as if that proclamation of love from the players matters to the cretins who would scold them anyway.
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In a newspaper interview published just hours before holding talks with May, Trump said her Brexit strategy would "kill" any chance of a trade deal with the U.S. and said she had not listened to his advice on how to negotiate with the EU. But, as the two leaders stood together for a press conference in the garden of May's grand 16th-century official residence Chequers, Trump said the British leader was doing a "fantastic job", added it was up to her how to conduct Brexit, and that a free trade deal was very much on the table.
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