Sentence examples for both a group of from inspiring English sources
"Launching three simultaneous exchange offers is certainly unconventional but our path in creating this company certainly could not be considered anything otherwise since we have assembled over these few years both a group of profitable interactive businesses as well as an unusual structure of multiple public subsidiaries," Diller said in a statement.
Epidote is the name given to both a group of minerals and a mineral species.
In both, a group of Western travelers, rescued by Tibetan monks after a plane crash, are brought to the isolated lamasery of Shangri-La, where peace reigns, love flourishes, and people enjoy a superhuman life span.
Bale plays a fictional dissolute mortician who must act like a priest to defend a Catholic church in which both a group of convent girls and a group of prostitutes shelter from the horrors outside.
The same might be said of two of the offerings in the first trio of plays, directed by Michael Greif, in which thought-defining songs erupt among both a group of Victorian mourners and a tense romantic triangle at a colonial supper club.
Prosecutors said Mr. Gabayzadeh, 61, inflated American Tissue's accounts receivable and net income in an effort to defraud both a group of banks that loaned the company $145 million and the purchasers of $165 million in bonds from American Tissue, based in Hauppauge, N.Y.
I was invited to watch both with a group of young Democrats.
In both works a group of slow-moving dancers consistently provides a visual chorus for a faster-moving pair or trio.
Put less dramatically, the play and the performance piece both concern a group of provincials speculating interminably about whether a Mrs. Ponza does or does not exist.
He had been rapping since the age of 12, and had made some early headway both with a group of friends called Ruff Sqwad and on his own: he even appeared on a couple of remixes of singles by The Streets.
In the East China Sea, China and Japan both claim a group of islands.
