“It's starting to come together.”
You're building a new house. The construction started a few weeks ago. A friend asks about how it's going, so this is your answer.
It's starting to come together.
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(something) is coming together
"It's coming together" means "it's starting to be successful" or "it's getting closer to completion".
Use this phrase to talk about a project. It can be one of many kinds of projects:
- a school assignment
- a construction project
- a website that you're building
- a novel that you're writing
You can also say "___ is starting to come together" to talk about a project that's a little further away from being finished.
This is a good general-use phrase; it's neither very formal nor very casual.