Each (determiner)

1. Used to refer to every one of two or more people or things, regarded and identified separately.
2. Used to emphasize the individuality or universality of each member of a group.
3. Used after a noun or pronoun and followed by a clause specifying the contribution made by the person or thing referred to.

Origin:

Old english ǣlc, of germanic origin; related to dutch elk and german jeder 'each'.

Examples:

1. Each member of the team has a different role to play.
2. We each have our own unique talents.
3. Each of the contestants will perform a solo act.
4. The students were given an assignment, and each had to complete it on their own.
5. The company gave each employee a bonus for their hard work.
6. The paintings were hung with each one facing the wall.
7. We each have our own challenges to face in life.
8. The apples were divided equally so each person could have one.
9. The teacher gave each student a different task to complete.
10. Each of us has a part to play in making the world a better place.