Sentence examples for another alternating from inspiring English sources
That is something Mr. Cruise has never been and is not likely ever to be, as he tackles one steep career cliff after another, alternating between conventional action movies and decidedly riskier enterprises with such talented eccentrics as Stanley Kubrick and Martin Scorsese and Paul Thomas Anderson.
Fold the ribbons across one another, alternating each length, to form a spring.
The case of (E_{p}), which is the sum of another alternating series (2.3), is discussed in the next lemma where it is shown that (E_{p}) can easily be expressed in terms of (D_{p}).
Through it all, there's the singing about everything, which means songs about pledging love to another alternating with anthems about pledging allegiance to one cause or another.
In a 30-second video released Thursday titled "Parkour Atlas," the company shows their pride and joy hopping over a log and then leaping onto three ascending boxes, one after another alternating between its left and right foot.
E.T., Inc. will also broadcast weather reports and brief news bulletins from another wire, alternating with time.
Mr. Clapton held that center spot as if it were just another position, alternating solos with his mates and sharing vocals on the more frenetic numbers.
It is not the first time that one side or another in alternating street campaigns -- known by their clothing as the red shirts and the yellow shirts -- has announced that goal as governing power changes hands.
In another method, alternating horizontal and vertical stands are arranged in tandem, using diamond and square passes without turning or twisting the billet (as shown in B in the figure).
The one above is my favourite (click on the image at the top for the full version), an expressionistic design in which Portman's multiple arms fold over one another in alternating black and red to create the shape of the swan's body, while the swan's neck curves gracefully up from hers.
Miller and Cumberbatch famously worked opposite one another before, alternating as Dr. Victor Frankenstein and his monster for the National Theatre.
