Sentence examples for both begun from inspiring English sources

The marriage that ended and the sickness that ended it had both begun years before.

The nation's two largest wireless carriers have both begun prorating fees, and other national carriers have promised to follow.

Nothing much appears to have been constructed since then, except for one half-finished bank building and a mosque, both begun under the Taliban.

But now that we're leaving, we have both begun to see it with new eyes — those of the next owners, whom we try to envision.

But the myth of World War II tolerance, and the politics of contemporary liberalism, have both begun to unravel apace, according to Kuper.

Many educationalists want to increase the power and autonomy of head teachers and to make teachers accountable for their pupils' performance.They complain that the ministry's two main initiatives, both begun under the previous government of Vicente Fox, are cosmetic.

Germany and Japan both began to recover in the fall of 1932.

The Communist regime in Russia and the Nazi takeover of Germany both began as utopian visions.

Answering the same question after him, John Edwards and Hillary Rodham Clinton both began with talk of retaliation.

It's been forty-six yearsincece the Yankees and Red Sox both began a season 0-and-3.

Notably, Monzo's genesis as a full bank both begins and ends there.