Sentence examples for pass one another from inspiring English sources

Boys dressed in blue polo shirts, khaki pants and black shoes pass one another on the staircases, saying hello in modulated tones.

They potter around, duetting like cautious dancers as they pass one another on their single-lane pathways in the deep snow.

Then, just as you're wondering how the company could have pumped more into the event, two trains barreling in opposite directions pass one another on the Las Vegas monorail track out front, each baring the words, "Hey Google," in bold, impossible to miss letters. .

Then, just as you're wondering how the company could have pumped more into the event, two trains barreling in opposite directions pass one another on the Las Vegas monorail track out front, each baring the words, "Hey Google," in bold, impossible to miss letters.

Students on my campus will pass one another, and the conversation often looks like this: "Hi, I just texted you... .. "Cool, I'll text you back later... .. Inside, my mental tape says: "Why don't you just stop and talk to each other RIGHT NOW?!" Okay, back here at the shared table, I'll put the larger implications of alienating technologies aside for a moment.

Items on an assembly line, for instance, could pass one another or spin off in various directions for sorting.

But supermodifieds, Mr. Vinal said, are constantly passing one another on the banked ovals.

Students passing one another on the college green chat about finals, parties and dormitory assignments for next year.

Social mobile apps plug into channels powered by the activities people share with friends every day, including sending invitations, passing one another on a leaderboard, and – the biggest driver of traffic to apps – posting to the News Feed.

The karaoke cruises quickly become mass singalongs, with strangers passing one another the microphone, Mr. Buckley said.

The same thing happened in 2002 and 2004 when the Great Red Spot and Red Spot Jr. passed one another, though then Junior was white.