Sentence examples for call on one another from inspiring English sources

The social rules on how and when to call on one another were far more explicit, and it was easy to tell whether social overtures were accepted or rejected.

Minsky and Papert began to try to invent programs that were not centralized but had parts—heterarchies that were semi-independent but could call on one another for assistance.

The show flashes back to the period of preparation, but it's otherwise a straight quiz, with questions about politics and pop culture, enlivened (barely) by the contestants' option to call on one another for help.

Families travel to reunions, friends call on one another, and everyone gathers at a succession of banquets.

Minsky and Papert began to try to invent programs that were not centralized but had parts — heterarchies — that were semi-independent but could call on one another for assistance.

Does calling on one more team of specialists at the end of a long and final hospital stay reduce this spending, or add another cost to already bloated medical bills?

Biden's misadventures, which tend to strike when he ventures "off prompter," as his staff calls it, feed on one another, because the pattern is already in place.

I was the one who craved shade while all around me people turned their faces to the sun and rubbed something called suntan oil on one another's backs.

"You'd call on one apartment," he said, "and they'd show you a different one.

The woman answered a call on one of the phones, and received a threatening message.

"A guy doesn't get a call on one end, he figures he can foul on the other end.