Sentence examples for catching one another from inspiring English sources

It's so important to maintain a whole spectrum of emotions and to keep in tact the natural antagonism of life events, but instead of a bed of nails, we should really be catching one another on cotton candy clouds.

People keep reading one another's mail or catching one another in compromising sexual positions, while offstage yet another government falls.

In "Celestial Landscape," by Darrell Grand Moultrie, a vaguely liturgical, insistently pounding score by Karl Jenkins set eight dancers in shimmering body tights leaping, falling and catching one another to spectacular effect but little variation.

Then I and my fellow diners could all relax without the ever-present threat of catching one another's eye.

We're often reminded that this is about community — people re-enter as if catching one another in intimate moments — but this in turn has a wonderful effect on the solos, which often have a quality of intense, even reluctant, private disclosure.

"We were catching one fish after another," Taite explained.

And with such films as Sherlock Holmes - A Game of Shadows, Mission Impossible - Ghost Protocol, The Adventures of Tin Tin, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and Tinker Tailor, Soldier Spy (all which opened this weekend or very recently), there's a good chance of catching one variation or another of the genre.

We've been pretty keen on catching one of his sets since compulsive repeat viewings of the producer's Boiler Room from late last year.

Indebted fishermen may find it hard to resist the temptation to solve their problems by catching one totoaba — and then another.

Tigers quarterback David Madrid also threw for three touchdowns — with Lee catching one — and ran for another in the win over the Matadors.

Foles catching one for a touchdown on a daring fake-audible, wildcat snap, reverse, throw-back to the QB.