Sentence examples for asked one another from inspiring English sources

"Was this put on the director's credit card?" was the litmus test they asked one another when deciding which titles to include in indie 80s.

On Franklin Street, neighbors asked one another, "Did you get your money yet?" Those who hadn't began to worry that the windfall might pass them by, so they sought out the Red Cross instead.

"Is this meant to be funny?" the bewildered oldsters next to me asked one another, and their running commentary on Mandel's awfulness punctuated the rest of his act like a chorus.

As afternoon turned into evening on Halloween Tuesday, Jimmy Drake and his wife, Barbara, asked one another: What if their son, Darren, had been one of the eight people killed in that day's terrorist attack in Lower Manhattan.

1863: Englishman William Banting used a low-carb diet to lose weight and then wrote about it in the booklet "Letter on Corpulence". It was such a hit that dieters asked one another how the "Banting" was going.

'Were you up for Rhona?' a nation asked one another around the water cooler.

"Moderators constantly will ask one another on most hate speech jobs on how they read it," they added.

As people enter they ask one another where to stand depending on what they are looking for.

The scene is obscured by foliage and the officers, but Scotts legs can be seen on the ground as officers ask one another if they're OK.

College kids were "seen" on Unseen posting images, making controversial statements, and (mostly) asking one another questions, in an effort to understand events as they transpired.

"Who's Roberta?" they ask one another.