Sentence examples for been both in from inspiring English sources
Noting that Hess had been "both in the same company as the Führer and briefly the Führer's company commander", Himmler instructed that Hess should be granted "relief and protection as per the Führer's wishes" and asked that he be informed if Hess should leave Düsseldorf.
It always has been, both in Iran and in America.
How important has the democratisation of technology been, both in terms of accessibility and cost, in levelling the playing field for micro-enterprises alongside larger corporate competitors?
He added: "I think there is racism at the heart of British policy and has been both in Labour and Conservative times".
Maryann Burk met the love of her life — or her nemesis; Carver appears to have been both — in 1955, while working the counter of a Spudnut Shop in Union Gap, Wash.
Nationwide's chief economist, Robert Gardner, said last month: "The gap between house prices in London and the rest of the UK is the widest it's ever been, both in cash and percentage terms".
They were both in uniform.
They were both in their early 20s.
They were both in their early thirties.
