Sentence examples for told one another from inspiring English sources

Delegates and journalists told one another to shove it.

The ghost stories that they told one another led to Tambora's most famous cultural offshoot, Frankenstein.

"Still a boy," my companions and I told one another, smiling and shaking our heads, parentally.

Female colleagues told one another to "watch out," and not to get "cornered" by Fanlo.

Companies told one another that they couldn't have all the best people going into the City, and raised their rates accordingly.

Before tonight's game, they told one another not to try to pull Anderson's fastball, which has late movement away from right-handers.

Human beings are "literary animals" with an evolved tendency to make and partake in storytelling, and we rely on metaphors to tell one another stories about animals in relation to ourselves.

But just what the cuttlefish are telling one another as scientists look on remains entirely unknown.

Then the passengers were asked to turn to their neighbors on either side and introduce themselves, and to tell one another something about themselves and their families.

The bill has become a sort of urban myth, with Internet users telling one another that Congress is considering a 5-cent surcharge on e-mail messages.

Protesters could be overheard telling one another not to take personally other protesters' emotions after many nights sleeping on the cold.