Sentence examples for wish one another from inspiring English sources

We'd see each other at events, catch up on the phone now and then, wish one another "Happy Birthday," and maybe have dinner on the off chance we were in the same city.

Every time there's a "tekes" (a memorial ceremony) on June 1, we survivors, many of us good friends, wish one another happy birthday.

Sprinters now compliment one another, wish one another the best.

In the Hebrew tradition, people wish one another "Shalom," which means hello, good-bye, and peace.

With an effective blend of dramatic re-creations and observations from articulate scholars, the filmmaker Vikram Jayanti recalls how some British and German troops along the Western Front in 1914 put down their arms to wish one another a happy holiday.

Arabs and Jews cannot simply wish one another away.

They shook hands on the blazing oil rig, wishing one another the best (painters, and filthy roughnecks, and posho technicians, all suddenly merely scared and human) before they jumped, and mostly it was to their deaths.

Now, I do not wish to intrude on private grief when we are all wishing one another a happy new year, but I seem to recall that a whole industry of economists once assured us that all would be milk and honey once inflation was removed from the system, and that exchange rates would reflect "market fundamentals".

He suggested wishing one another a "sacred season" as one possibility.

They shared phone numbers and contact information, and went off in different directions, fearfully wishing one another well.

He gently told her in Spanish that he had no answers, and they wished one another well.