Upon another occasion, when I was at work in one of my stations, a sudden tumult arose in the street.
Upon another night I had on an enormous tarpon; the boatman declared it to be the biggest he had ever seen (it always is when one fails to land it).
Upon another day, when we stuck, I put two of my messmates on the leaders, and they pulled the coach right through.
Upon another occasion I had fired the grass, which had left a perfectly clean surface after the blaze.
On recovering his health, he quickly drove him out, and came to terms with him, being desirous not to employ his time in a string of petty local conflicts with a neighbor, when all his thoughts were fixed upon another design.
This was done so completely, that not one stone was left upon another, as the Lord Himself had said.
When at last the city was taken, the Romans did destroy it so completely, that it might truly be said, that one stone was not left upon another.
The original tree from which a scion has been taken for grafting upon another tree.
Upon another occasion we discharge our rifles into a thicket whence sounds of firing proceed, and we make two more prisoners of war, in the shape of a couple of runaway negroes.
The ten spines are propped one upon another by the central screw.
They are commonly united in the middle of the central capsule by their opposed basal ends, forming small pyramids; the meeting triangular faces of the neighbouring pyramids being propped one upon another.
Commonly these bases are small pyramids, all meeting with their apex in the centre, and the triangular faces of the neighbouring pyramids are supported one upon another.
To build over or upon another structure; to erect upon a foundation.
Defn: To charge (a bearing) upon another bearing; as, to supercharge a rose upon a fess.
To impute (something) to; to charge upon; as, to put blame on or upon another.
Upon another there is a picture of a beaver gnawing a huge oak, and the word "Perseverando.
The mouldy shells were piled one upon another, and a few rusty fragments of that flimsy garniture, which was in vogue of old, had fallen on the bricks below.
Upon another coin we see the Goddess of Love holding a round object admittedly meant for the Golden Apple, while a child is stationed at her feet.
Upon another coin we see Mars leaning on a shield adorned with the so-called Monogram of Christ, the legend being Marti Patri Conservator.
Upon another coin we see the same symbol above the wolf and twins of the city of Rome.
Upon another occasion a passenger, on arriving at the station over whose destinies this courteous official presided, put his head out of the carriage window, and inquired if the train had arrived punctually.
Upon another occasion, a grocer's shop had been looted by the mob at night, and a man had been fortunate enough to secure a fine ham which he was endeavouring, but with very partial success, to secrete beneath his coat.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "upon another" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
