pull oneself together in English

verb

regain one's self-control; get organized; pull onself together; clean up one's act

Use "pull oneself together" in a sentence

1. Pull yourself together.

2. Pull together, men.

3. “A long pull, a strong pull, and a pull all together.”

4. We must pull together.

5. We've just got to pull ourselves together and stick together and we can pull out of this.

6. You need to pull yourself together.

7. If we pull together, success is certain.

8. Everyone pull together now. Are you ready? Heave!

9. It'll bind the Democrats together, not pull us apart.

10. Double sets of wheels pull together like centipede rolling stock.

11. Scientists are trying to pull together disparate ideas in astronomy.

12. It's going to be tough but we'll pull through it together.

13. Let's pull together for the early realization of the four modernizations.

14. It took them seconds to pull themselves together and reorganize themselves.

15. Look, I know you're scared, but you need to pull yourself together.

16. Still trying to pull herself together, Merrill chewed her inner lip crossly.

17. You better pull yourself together because you just called in the cavalry.

18. The term "Bootstrapping" comes from the iconic expression "to pull oneself up by one's own bootstraps."

19. They can only win if they all pull together as a team.

20. 25 synonyms for Cooperate: work together, collaborate, coordinate, join forces, conspire, concur, pull together, pool resources, combine your efforts, fight

21. The nation was urged to pull together to avoid a slide into complete chaos.

22. 7 Don't show the white feather in front of these people. Pull yourself together!

23. Compositor – also called compositing artists, these Animators help pull every element of an animation together.

24. 24 We will amend the plan from this end when we pull it all together.

25. Seeing one another’s sacrifices can help to pull you together in the fight against debt.