Sentence examples for both are constructed of from inspiring English sources

David Blunkett's blustering self-righteousness may lack the gleaming precision of the Downing Street media machine, but in the end both are constructed of the same pliable moral material.

For both states, the approach bridges are constructed of a series of three span units, each unit 120 feet long.

Tables and the bar are constructed of shellacked wine crates.

Early settlers J. D. Caton, John Bates, Charles Cleaver, and John Noble wrote in a letter in the fall of 1883 that both of these bridges were constructed of logs; they were about 10 feet wide, and cleared the river by about 6 feet.

The roof of the square-shaped structure is constructed of both metal and tile.

A phylogenetic network was constructed of both the T. thermophila and P. tetraurelia P450 protein sequences.

Both types are cone-shaped and were constructed of cane and fibre.

Houses must be constructed of plain concrete.

In most cases the frame is constructed of wood.

The fireplace mantels will be constructed of old pine.

The apparatus was constructed of three rings.