Sentence examples for both a child and a from inspiring English sources

And why should Mr Cunningham's bill not enforce the opening of all windows and sun roof of any car containing both a child and a lover of tobacco?

He can seem like both a child and a madman, becomes genuinely more intriguing as the plot progresses, yet remains unknowable to the end.

More important than Murphy was what she represented: a single woman in her 40's, flawed and funny, aging with aplomb and willing to accommodate both a child and a career.

What "Lion" perhaps inevitably focuses on is not so much the search itself, which involved extended and not especially photogenic computer use, but the different kinds of jeopardy Saroo faced as both a child and a man.

Motown's roster included several successful solo acts, such as Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder (a star as both a child and an adult), and Mary Wells.

So, for example, the conjunctive relation [being both a child and an heir of] includes the relation [being a child of].

Blake is, for me, both a child and an old man.

He said that "Unlike most cartoons today, SpongeBob SquarePants caters to both a child and an adult audience".

As someone who has been to innumerable pubs before and after football matches as both a child and an adult, I find it very hard to believe that the levels of shithousery displayed by the Hammers fans has reached such a critical point that anybody needs to ban them wearing their colours, as if it's a fucking frontier saloon or something.

*Significantly more HIV-positives remembered having been infected by worms as both a child and an adult (p < 0.05).

Here are those humble few lines: It has been my personal experience (both as a child and a mother) that children are like little radios picking up our frequency.