Sentence examples for both a regular and from inspiring English sources
Now, 21 years after its release, Blue Lines has been remastered and repackaged for a seemingly inexhaustible pop heritage market in both a regular and deluxe edition.
But though she is both a regular and a favorite at the Met, most of the milestones of her career have taken place elsewhere.
While for some practitioners, CL implies irregular activities, others consider labour on both a regular and irregular basis as fitting.
To date, microstructural modelling of auxetic materials has relied mainly on the assumption of both a regular and a homogeneous microstructure present throughout the bulk material.
Eight image albums one for each of the main characters have also been released, in both a regular and limited edition run.
Two anime soundtracks and five maxi single albums based on the anime's opening and closing themes have been released, with all but the second season's closing theme having both a regular and limited edition.
Cold and hot isostatic compaction of monosized metal powders is analysed within the framework of viscoplastic theory for particles packed both in a regular and a random manner.
Following the Michelin stars, the restaurant became a hot-spot for celebrities, with the singer Johnny Mathis being a regular, and both Shirley Bassey and Margaret Thatcher were seen at the restaurant.
UNICEF supports the child health, maternal health, nutrition, water, sanitation, hygiene and education programme both as a regular programme and emergency programme.
That lesson had a strong logistical component as well: The small size of many North American bathrooms made it difficult to accommodate both a regular toilet and a bidet, and plumbing in homes wasn't a simple thing to change once it was standardised for the non-bidet flush toilet.
A retail PC version, distributed by Nordic Games, was released on 2 March 2012, in both a regular edition and a Collector's edition, containing a soundtrack disc, The Alan Wake Files, and other special content.
