Sentence examples for tracking each other from inspiring English sources

Bush's numbers and Obama's have been almost exactly tracking each other for the past three months.

Now, it's impossible to say that Obama's numbers will do the same, and at some point these two graphs are likely going to stop tracking each other so closely -- which could be either good news for Obama, or bad, depending on which way it goes.

This helps to track each other if you get lost.

The performers track each other with wooden frames, like movable viewfinders, while travelators make every scene seem slippery.

Topped with satellite dishes and listening devices, both spend an inordinate amount of time trying to track each other.

Traffic experts want humans, or at least their cars, to track each other in a similar way.

Two robots parachute onto an infinite checkered strip; how do you make them track each other down?

Since the 1960's, support for legal abortion and the death penalty have tracked each other closely.

Unsurprisingly they all track each other pretty closely as all the countries generally get mentioned in international affairs.

"There have been big economic changes in the past, but productivity and jobs tracked each other pretty closely," he said.

Floored and skeptical but also curious, Mrs. Qualls and Mrs. Shafer tracked each other down earlier this year and agreed to a DNA test.