Sentence examples for measuring each other from inspiring English sources

First, there's her own "quiche" (basically, "rootable") group, who go around measuring each other's box gaps and abusing their prefectorial authority to hand out Friday detentions.

The tallest building title displays economic power just as kids in a schoolyard stand back-to-back measuring each other.

Greene et al had 25 testers measuring each other's knees, two of whom had patellofemoral pain symptoms.

They have measured each other's body proportions.

For a moment the two men measured each other across clasped hands.

They talked about the slow early pace, how they measured each other in the backstretch, and how Cauthen switched hands and whipped Affirmed briefly on the left side, receiving a burst of power.

There are at least two "new worlds" suggested by the title of Jorie Graham's "From the New World: Poems 1976-2014" (Eccone one is hers, one is ours, and they measure each other.

We tried to imitate the "eye-high kicks" (it's actually quite difficult to do while smiling and in unison with the person next you), and we measured each other to see if we fit the strict requirements that dancers in the Rockettes line must be between 5'6 and 5'10 ½.

Males with bigger eyestalks tend to win these fights; some evidence even suggests that males measure each other up by comparing eyestalks, and the male with the smaller eyestalks backs down.

So let's measure each others' heads.

We all see each others' birthday messages, and we can all measure each others' popularity by way of the new social statistics: Twitter followers and mentions, Facebook friends, and yes, birthday wishes on our Facebook wall.