put your heads together

He will be less easy to understand if you literally put your heads together.

"Put your heads together and agree on a joint question."

Drop whatever you're doing; put your heads together, and find out.

I'm sure that if you put your heads together you'll be able to come up with something."

In the meantime, I want you two to put your heads together and find a way out of this mess.

You put your heads together and examined the result.

You two put your heads together and see what more sense you can make out of this mess.

"You didn't put your heads together as to what you would say to us?"

Fabian, you and Pattie put your heads together- tell me how large an object we're looking at.

Charles Donaldson will be here early tomorrow, you can put your heads together and go over me in the morning."

The two of you can put your heads together and bemoan our loss of fortune."

As soon as any of the techs wakes up, you'll put your heads together and figure out which one would be better for this test."

"Spock, I asked you and Scotty to put your heads together for options on how to fight that thing.

"We should put your heads together to see how we can support and use this service" he wrote in the memo's margin to three of his top lieutenants.

Telemedicine ("[Have you ever] put your heads together, when you're not together?")

I know you don't have any hard data, but put your heads together with our other adult Imperials and Dahak and extrapolate trends."

And you and Gel ought to put your heads together to see if you can think of anything else he might want out of you in particular."

That person would have discovered your son, and by the time you and he had put your heads together you might have got an inkling of the plot.

Lundsgard was raging, "You've all got to put your heads together and help me--and you, Roxy, I'm certainly going to throttle you!

"You should have known ten years ago that he would never have harmed Jessie, you should have supported him instead of putting your heads together and whispering about him.

If there's a thread of significance in it he's missed, he's certain you'll find it, and you can put your heads together afterwards, for it looks as if one road is closed to you.

By putting your heads together and listening to each other, though, you and your doctor can decide if your medications are working well enough - and can develop the best course of action for you.

Put your heads together on your ride, he says, and cross Severn with a handful of ideas ready, or I'll put you to slaving in the camp kitchens, he says, as no use for better."

"Oh, but he says that this is very far north," Oliver said with his ear to the shell (When you two put your heads together like that I don't know whose ear is listening to whose shell, Helen had said once), "very, very far north and perhaps very again.