Sentence examples for preparing each other from inspiring English sources

In the last game – the series re-boot – it was all about Afghanistan; and say what you like about the game, that moment with the small group of soldiers, out-manned and out-gunned on some desolate hillside, that moment with the men preparing each other for their seemingly inevitable deaths, was one of the most affecting that the military first-person shooter genre has managed to conjure.

Not to be deterred, he snuck behind the scenes anyway, snapping both offhanded photos of the bodybuilders preparing each other with makeup and oil, and more posed portraits of men and women flexing in the venue's stairways and parking lots. .

"We'll be preparing for each other for, hopefully, our whole careers that we have," Curry said Friday.

Mr. Larsen's style was ideally suited for tournaments where players usually meet only once and cannot prepare for each other.

So, given how closely the Jets monitor all intelligence emanating from the Belichick bunker — and, in general, how diligently teams prepare for each other — it seemed unlikely that the Patriots' technique would go unnoticed another week.

"Make sure the players can see that they have the attributes to achieve those ambitions, and create the circumstances to flourish: work hard, be disciplined, be prepared, help each other, communicate".

And Abbas and Netanyahu already seem to be preparing to blame each other for the failure of the talks.

Fittingly, it was the Mets and the Phillies who were preparing to play each other at Veterans Stadium tonight after McGraw spoke.

For instance, members of the Raven and Wolf moieties in Tlingit culture traditionally performed certain tasks, such as preparing funerals, for each other.

The randomness of the "real world" is choreographed in Sofia Hultén's three video works in a more mischievously contrived way, as the artist films her family preparing to spook each other.

About 170 estranged relatives from North and South Korea are preparing to meet each other on Thursday for the first time in more than six decades.