Sentence examples for partnering each other from inspiring English sources

The two have never lost a Davis Cup match while partnering each other.

Even when they're not partnering each other (as they do most of the time), these dancers tend to keep addressing or moving in unison with one another.

Other than that, the former England forwards, who scored 16 goals between them in 16 matches when they partnered each other at international level, were starved of service.

Husband and wife dancing teams are not unknown - especially in the former Soviet bloc, where spouses not only partnered each other but spawned whole dancing dynasties.

Most professional ballet dancers never get to perform with members of other companies, so watching Morphoses last week in Vail, I marveled as principals from the Royal Ballet and New York City Ballet partnered each other (Edward Watson with Gonzalo Garcia, Maria Kowroski with Martin Harvey, Leanne Benjamin with Tyler Angle).

McIlroy and McDowell have partnered each other six times in the Ryder Cup but Europe's captain, Paul McGinley, has said he might split them up, while insisting any decision to do so would not be related to the legal dispute.

Tindall, a World Cup winner in 2003, has played alongside Olly Barkley, Jamie Noon, Riki Flutey and Shontayne Hape in recent seasons, while a fistful of others, from Tom May and Dan Hipkiss to Shane Geraghty, Toby Flood, Mathew Tait and Matt Banahan, have partnered each other.

Funds are now partnering with each other.

The men swing Ms. Schoen between them, but when they partner each other, she waits: an interesting third-wheel dynamic that isn't developed.

The tape is too loud, but the jagged violin turns mellow as the women partner each other briefly on the floor before Ms. Gonzalez contracts her body and strikes an Indian pose.

But the ballet is a handsome arrangement of classroom steps for two women whose mirroring is complicated by individual embellishments and who partner each other on an unusually equal basis.