Sentence examples for began neither from inspiring English sources

Regardless, when play began, neither of those two were lining up at left back - it was, as expected, Gibbs playing at full back for Arsene Wenger's side.

When the war began, neither side had current or reliable information on the terrain – a problem that was neither easily nor speedily resolved.

Among the fifteen-hundred or so people ahead of us were some who had been living out of tents on this verdant spot for days, hoping to see defending champion Andy Murray's quarterfinal match against Grigor Dimitrov — never mind the fact that, at the time the fans' vigils began, neither man had qualified for the quarterfinal.

Our study demonstrates that 2 years after the epidemic began, neither trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole nor tetracycline, the two first-line drugs used in Madagascar, can be recommended any longer for treating severe cases of cholera.

Loosely translated from Herodotus, it begins, "Neither snow nor rain nor heat......

Many people think that the official motto of US Postal Service begins "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night," and testifies to the dauntless of mailmen.

In the final days before voting begins, neither Mr. Romney nor Mr. Edwards is emphasizing his own finances, for obvious political reasons.

Consequently, civilians and slavery were integrated into the West's Civil War nearly since it began, with neither side innocent.

Jobs were not all that plentiful until the war began, but neither were scientists.

From the beginning, neither of them believed it.

Casting has not begun and neither dates nor a host venue have been announced.