The phrase "gather each other" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used as an idiom which means "come together". For example: "We would like to invite the community to gather each other to celebrate the holidays."
Soon, in the darkened storeroom, two clerks, James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan, will gather each other into their first kiss, and the last shot of Ernst Lubitsch's 1940 film "The Shop Around the Corner".
Since then, Rozen sent the dolls away to find masters and to battle among themselves to gather each other's Rosa Mysticas; this competition is referred to as the Alice Game.
Then, the free nanoparticles would likely gather each other.
They are souped-up chat rooms, spots in cyberspace where Internet users can gather to meet each other and talk.
But all of the teammates can beam data they gather into each other's computers through the wireless network.
To mark the holiday families typically reunite and gather at each other's homes to celebrate and eat together.
However, Ag NPs tends to gather with each other under the traditional fabrication of electronic-deposition12 or UV-reduction21, resulting in variousness of Ag NP size and broad absorption band of LSPR from visible to near infrared region.
The scientists would talk about fundamental questions, and people would gather in each other's offices to brainstorm, and you could come up with crazy ideas that you could throw onto the chalkboard and discuss with your colleagues.
Throughout the holiday period friends and family gather at each other's houses for meals and conversation.
People rarely gather at each other's homes and pump up the volume on their stereos for a shared listen of a hot album.
After grief group, I drive past Arts and Craft bungalows and Grand Victorian realms for sagas to play out; we always need a place for the big emotions to gather, hold each other, filled with all the bustle and lust of family secrets, burdens, charms and follies, of envies and thwarted dreams, trusts fulfilled and betrayed.
