Sentence examples for sight each other from inspiring English sources

In brief, when packs sight each other, they respond by standing erect and giving a distinctive, screeching call which alerts the rest of their pack to the presence of another group.

When the opposing fleets sighted each other on May 28, Villaret-Joyeuse detached his convoy to the south while he attempted to lure Howe away to the north.

As the floatplanes were launched, Jojima's force was just passing around the mountainous northwestern shoulder of Guadalcanal, and neither force sighted each other.

The two fleets sighted each other at 15.00 on 9 July 1940, and a battle that became known as the Battle of Calabria began.

It was about 4 00 pm, over 6 hours since the two fleets had first sighted each other, when the British who had the weather gage, and therefore the initiative opened their attack.

(Post battle analysis of this and other early surface actions were to directly lead to the plotting crews and fighting the battle from the modern Command centers before the middle of 1943. ) Several minutes later, both forces visually sighted each other approximately simultaneously, but both Abe and Callaghan hesitated ordering their ships into action.

Because speaking usually involves at least two parties in sight of each other, a great deal of meaning is conveyed by facial expression and movements and postures of the whole body but especially of the hands; these are collectively known as gestures.

The two walked in close sight of each other, staring at the ground.

They will soon be sick of the sight of each other.

Vilmorin and Malraux never lost sight of each other, and her last hurrah was with him.

With the Sugababes sick of the sight of each other, they could have cleaned up.