Sentence examples for hold one another from inspiring English sources
The magnificent Joneses I've encountered on and off stage, tv and film, all seem to hold up; hold out; hold on to each other and hold one another up.
She puts across the (often familiar) points they are making -- Mr. Stephanopoulos on the Faustian bargain of the presidency, for example, or Mr. Bradley on how politicians and press members hold one another in captivity -- without offering much insight into the speakers themselves.
We can treat the root of our pain and hold one another accountable whenever we take it out, sometimes violently, on one another.
Our council doesn't hold one another accountable.
We all know what's expected, and we hold one another accountable.
They came so mothers who lost daughters aboard the overnight flight to Paris could hold one another tight.
Driving accountability is no longer a requisite role that needs to be tended to on a daily basis because the team itself is holding one another accountable.
And so we held one another: two strangers in Midtown Manhattan, who happened to meet on some weekday afternoon, and cried together over a piece of art.
