Sentence examples for talking with one another from inspiring English sources

While still in its "early adopter" infancy, some estimates suggest that by 2020 there will be in the region of 50bn IoT devices – all talking with one another on a constant basis.

While a tutor initiates and steers a class session, students soon become active participants: talking with one another, writing in the margins of each other's notebooks and then on a whiteboard, and turning back to the tutor only when they hit a snag.

And it was clear that marines are most comfortable talking with one another.

They have been sitting in their doorways and talking with one another, Mr. Kennedy said.

The rest was taken by commentators talking with one another -- four for the Belmont and six for the hockey.

It is more immersive, more social and often interactive, with avatars walking or flying about the space, talking with one another and sometimes moving about the artworks.

In his remarks yesterday about Sept. 11, he said, "I see our inability to get the departments to talk with one another on a common frequency as one of the issues that might have had an impact in reducing the loss of life".

For anyone with an ear for language, it is apparent that Americans' growing inability to talk with one another one-on-one could be cause for concern, leading as it may to social if not intellectual isolation.

We perch on armrests and clog aisles to talk with one another, compare notes on books we're reading or look at laptop slide shows of photographs from our last after-show party.

The bird-watchers focused their binoculars on the nest and talked with one another via walkie-talkies.

On Friday, as he settled into a chair in front of the children, Mr. Chamitoff, who said he learned chess at age 4, asked, "How do you guys decide on the moves?" Told that the children go on the Internet to talk with one another and plot their moves, he nodded.