bring all together

bring (someone or something) all together

1. To plan or organize something, such as an event. Let's take a moment to acknowledge the people who worked tirelessly to bring this gala all together. It was a wonderful party—thank you for bringing it all together, sis.2. To unite people for a certain occasion. Thank you for bringing us all together, sis—we really need to try to spend more time together as a family.See also: all, bring, together

bring something all together

to organize something; to coordinate something or some event. The party was a great success. Janet was the one who brought it all together. It was a difficult conference to organize, but Sam brought it all together.See also: all, bring, together