Sentence examples for both customs from inspiring English sources

In Taiz, both customs were frequently rejected.

Both customs stem from the same belief, that the spirit of an unmarried dead person will be angry at having been cheated of its rightful destiny.

In every other country I've visited, I've found both customs and law enforcement officials courteous, friendly and helpful compared with the brutal demeanor here.

Belafonte came of age as a vocalist in an era in which tone and modulation were paramount, watched as those foundations were successfully subverted, and then grew expert at drawing from both customs.

Both customs spread through the troop, first to the immediate family and young companions of the original inventor, and last of all (an interesting touch) to the old, conservative males.

Both customs were important components of a religious rite that served to pacify an angry God who was believed to punish entire communities for the sins of the few with starvation, "excessive rains from the bottles of heaven," epidemics, crop infestations, the Indian wars and other hardships.

It has both custom and production divisions.

A trial will involve 3D-printing company iMakr installing printers in Royal Mail's New Cavendish Street delivery office in London to offer both custom designs and ready-to-print objects.

Like many young women outside the main towns and cities, she had never been to school, a function of both custom and living in a country without a government to provide even the most basic of services.

If the science foundation decides that a fiber link can be established, Mr. Roy expects that any network will be built by a consortium of companies using both custom-made fiber equipment and special cable-laying machinery.

With the accession of the Protestant Elizabeth, Knox's trumpet was quickly muted, but there remained a widespread conviction, reinforced by both custom and teaching, that, while men were naturally endowed with authority, women were temperamentally, intellectually, and morally unfit to govern.