Sentence examples for shoulder with one from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nowick then had the notion of doing "Boris Godunov" in Russian, for Russians, and eventually with Russians on the theory that people who sing shoulder to shoulder, with one breath, can't fail to realize that they are members of one species.

We wanted people to be present in it, to sit shoulder to shoulder with one of the images".

Caddies should always keep a towel draped over their shoulder with one wet end for wiping clubs.

The caddie should always keep a towel draped over his shoulder with one wet end for wiping clubs.

They learn to keep a towel draped over their shoulder with one wet end for wiping the dirt from clubs and balls.

This week, then, in place of answering questions about transparency and accountability, Gove will be able to stand shoulder to shoulder with one of Obama's lieutenants – at Hackney's Mossbourne Academy in London, no less; the jewel in the crown of New Labour's education policy – and talk about the need to tackle educational inequalities, root out bad teachers, ill discipline and so on.

"My dream is to open growth clinics in North Korea so that, once we unify, children from both sides will be able to stand shoulder to shoulder, not with one side a head taller than the other".

"My dream is to open growth clinics in North Korea," Dr. Park said, "so that, once we unify, children from both sides will be able to stand shoulder to shoulder, not with one side a head taller than the other".

A female septet, for example, suddenly rotates shoulders, with one shoulder moved forward just before a soloist, Banu Ogan, with red paint on her costume, is enclosed by a group.

The Sergeant tore the blanket off the prisoner's shoulders with one hand and tried to push him out with the other.

In an intimate world in which players, playwrights and theater managers rubbed shoulders with one another constantly, and where jealousies and rivalries abounded, the secret that Shakespeare didn't write his own plays somehow never leaked, not just for 25 years or more during his lifetime but long after.