Sentence examples for consulting each other from inspiring English sources

The Scottish and Welsh parliamentary designers, rather than consulting each other, insisted on inventing their own systems.

For example, they both, without consulting each other, wrote parodies of Stephen Spender's poem "I think continually of those who were truly great".

This year the critic Katy Siegel was invited to choose two art dealers who would select two artists unrepresented by New York galleries without consulting each other.

Michael Fallon and I have met some 10 times this year alone: there is no important decision we have made in security matters without previously consulting each other.

Mr. Fearnsides said he was trying to help the F.A.A. and the union craft a system for consulting each other in a timely manner in developing new software because much of the existing equipment was more than 25 years old and difficult to maintain.

"What has changed is that we are all working together, we are all consulting each other, and we are all supporting the police, the army, the Americans and ISAF and the government," a reference to the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force.

Therapists participate in only one of the therapy conditions (CT or IPT) and will consult each other on current cases in biweekly consultation meetings.

"We hold joint auditions sometimes and consult each other," Mr. Peña said.

Of course we consult each other on roles and even read each other's scripts.

The main issue is that we need to consult each other.

They also consulted each other about various bruises and pains, always fearing the cancer might return.