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

"Suppose you have both a son and a daughter.

As both a son and a scientist, I was surprised to discover that there was no standard treatment – something I would later realise was true of many different kinds of late-stage cancers.

In the article, both a son and a former brother-in-law of Arthur Leonard Spencer, 71, a truck driver from rural Rayville, La., say Mr. Spencer admitted to being involved in the fire.

Omar Bashir, an oud player from Iraq, is both a son and a student of Munir Bashir, who was one of the most important musicians in Arabic classical music.

I share the dual role of many fathers on this day, being both a son and a guide/facilitator/referee to my own kids in their joint venture to lavish some extra TLC on their mum.

Alas, I do not have both a son and a daughter as I only have a son but, it goes without saying, I will sit him down and make it clear that even if I had a daughter, he would be my favourite, and it just wouldn't matter how thick he was.

Professor Hampshire is survived by his second wife, Ms. Cartwright, a professor of philosophy, whom he married in 1985; their two daughters, Emily and Sophie Cartwright, both of Oxford; a son and a daughter by a previous marriage, Julian Ayer and Belinda Low, both of London; and three grandchildren.

Both moms have kids ― a son and a daughter, respectively ― who have been diagnosed with Prader-Willi syndrome, a genetic condition that causes an insatiable appetite.

Mr. Rosen supplements these official images with more personal material gathered through interviews with friends, scholars and relatives (a son and a nephew, both named Karen and both composers themselves).

They had a son and a daughter, both, naturally, well-educated.

The couple had been together for 19 years, and have a son and a daughter, both now grown up; he has another son from his first marriage to an actress in the late 70s.