Sentence examples for all are both from inspiring English sources
Later, he said to a different group of men, "You all are both in the world of commercial real estate".
Jellyfish and sunflowers, after all, are both very well adapted to their environments.
We all are both victims and perpetrators.
For Katie Porter, moderation and Medicare for all are both part of the playbook.
Similar considerations apply at A level, although the choice of A level subjects, and indeed the decision to take A levels at all, are both made in the light of GCSE grades already attained.
Letting your mind wander or not showing up at all are both likely to make you miss out on key information that will later appear on tests.
Being there, confronted by the majestic beauty of it all, is both humbling and inspiring.
His neglect and abandonment of them all is both funny and shocking.
These moments demonstrate why the epistemic big-data ambition — to collect it all — is both never-ending and deeply flawed.
This may seem like a bizarre contradiction: how can one, after all, be both a cosmopolitan and a Zionist?
