Sentence examples for clasped each other from inspiring English sources

The women clasped each other.

In "Portrait of a Daughter," Nuria Divi and Debra Welinder Keller clasped each other to swirls of sound composed by Denman Maroney.

In the concert's grand chorale finale, "Make Our Garden Grow," from "Candide," the two Bernsteins leaned across the fence and clasped each other in a bearhug of mutual appreciation.

Outside the funeral home on Thursday, Ji's relatives clasped each other tightly as they addressed more than three dozen reporters.

As Nutter and Kenney, the elected men in suits, basked in camera flashes, Poe and Goldstein clasped each other's hands in celebration.

The family members, clasping each other, walked to the cars.

They clasp each other warmly on Palin's arrival and Jones looks relieved to see him.

At the graveside, Mr. Elayyan's family — the men still clasping each other's shoulders — filed away.

Languid and tanned, they begin dancing even while waiting in line, shimmying up the grand staircase, and clasping each other the moment they step onto the tiled floor.

For no good reason the dancers (while the music starts to climb powerfully) abruptly go back to back and clasp each other as they shuffle across the stage.

In their sharp-sightedness, if not much else, here were two men who could clasp each other appreciatively by the hand.