Sentence examples for took one another from inspiring English sources

"We all became pieces of his tribe — a poetry family," the poet Sophie Cabot Black says, "a village of Jason" who took one another "out of the garret" of their own heads, who wrote poems for and about one another and talked every day.

Steinmetz and members of a French Alpine club took one another's pictures by the Tanzanian colors that mark the summit.

Why would the two men have been reluctant to take one another on?

The fact is, there are many variations of footballing style, and nothing is more riveting to watch than two teams with vastly contrasting styles taking one another on.

Last week, an "arty" black-and-white video of polite people taking one another's clothes off got tens of millions of views on the internet.

Small groups of visitors took turns taking one another's pictures.

America's Cup rules prohibit syndicates from taking one another's design material.

He says, with respect to the possibility of stealing one another's property and potentially taking one another's lives, human beings are relevantly equal.

Men and women will take one another's hand as though to shake them, but then hold the back of each other's hand to their lips.

Edwards does not believe in letting players take one another to the ground while practicing tackling, preferring to teach technique without risking injury.

Don't take one another for granted.