join hands

The children looked at each other, joined hands, and walked off.

She needs all the children in the world to join hands with her and help make a difference.

But how could he join hands with a man who would make himself little less than a god?

He told the people on the stage to join hands.

So it was natural for us to join hands, one with the other.

I have a message of hope: the time has come to join hands.

Held apart by the men, the two women join hands.

"It will happen only if everybody sort of joins hands."

This time, they didn't seem to want to join hands.

His children too learn their lesson and join hands with him.