Sentence examples for striking each other from inspiring English sources

Professor, institute of cognitive neuroscience, University College London Favourite sketch: The fish-slapping dance (John Cleese and Michael Palin striking each other with fish).

("If you want to make a true picture in your mind of a battle between great modern ironclad ships," he said in Parliament, "you must not think of it as if it were two men in armour striking at each other with heavy swords. It is more like a battle between two egg-shells striking each other with hammers").

In the chaos of the next few minutes, after her grandfather unlocked the door with a key and collapsed to the ground, and while her grandmother called the police, Hannah stepped between her parents to prevent them from striking each other.

For example, throw two pebbles into a pond and watch the interfering ripples: first, point sources encounter each other's activities at the boundary of their expanding radiations; next, these pulses, when striking each other, are modified when struck.

Due to this dynamic, both parties are discussing a viable way out in Cuba while simultaneously striking each other militarily.

Video shows legislators knocking each other to the ground, shouting, spraying water across the room and striking each other as Taiwanese Premier Lin Chuan looks on.

In such collisions, the galaxies themselves rarely strike each other.

"You can see that the two boys did not kick, punch or otherwise strike each other.

The two cars struck each other side by side as Schumacher appeared to turn in on Senna.

Prosecutors say he also engaged in violent acts, by striking and jumping on them and forcing them to strike each other.

The quills strike each other when the tail is shaken, producing loud sounds used to communicate with other individuals (especially during courtship) and to warn predators.