Sentence examples for both anyone from inspiring English sources
He said this "legitimised both anyone holding a gun and the rule of the gun".
These cities offer a rare combination of better than average job growth and some runway before homes become overpriced--both things anyone looking to make a smart real estate investment should be after.
Both are actors, but both — is anyone surprised?
ABSOLUTELY NEVER EVER EVER under any, all etc. circumstance, circumstances etc. make a prank call (or prank calls or both) to anyone who is being abusive towards you, you may or will or both place yourself in severe danger doing so.
He has contributed more to both than anyone I know.
And we have more of both than anyone could ever dream of having.
One simple solution to both problems: "Anyone who was interested got a free book".
The Times of London reports that a proposed law calls for imposing fines, jail time or both for anyone caught eating or selling dog or cat meat.
It also calls for a jail term of up to 10 years, or a fine of up to 1m shillings (£7,600), or both, for anyone found drink-driving.
In Britain they are probably both unworkable (anyone who marries or has children in Britain will be hard to kick out) and unnecessary.Settlement numbers tend to echo decisions taken years earlier about whom to let in temporarily.
Paul Miller, also known as DJ Spooky, spins theories along with discs, and his collection runs to Stockhausen and Coltrane as well as breakbeats; whether he'll be ambient, uptempo or both is anyone's guess.
