Sentence examples for both faced the same from inspiring English sources
This meant that both faced the same post-election choice.
Perhaps, though, the turn to prosaic power tools suggests that the C.I.A. and the screenwriters both faced the same sort of challenges.
When 2 visually identical compartments faced in opposite directions (e.g., North vs. South) a high proportion of place cells remapped, whereas this was not the case when the compartments both faced the same direction (e.g., both North).
Both facing the same way, with their arms latticed in a standard Irish pattern, they just step forward, sideways, backward, forward, all on flat foot but with a slight bounce at the knee, tracing a circle as they walk.
American Ballet Theatre and most Russian companies usually conclude with a partnering pose that is actually the diametrical opposite of the 1895 one: Odile and Siegfried are both upright, both facing the same way, she with one raised leg possessively angled around his body.
"The altitude will affect us but Uruguay have also been in Cali so we both face the same situation," Englebert Nbarga told BBC Sport.
You both face the same situation of coming late into market but sitting in the most interesting markets of the world and therefore I want you both to follow the same strategy.
"We both face the same challenge and we need to work with these big companies, we have good relationships with them, to make sure that we can keep people safe.
A woman in London is much more likely to apply to university than a man in the north east of England, even though they both face the same charges.
Respondents reported that courtship and mating behaviours in bulls are characterized by sniffing and biting of estral cows' vulva by bulls, restlessness, racing violence, rubbing, hitting and biting of estral cow's necks by bulls, and forceful couching and mounting of cows by bulls with both facing the same direction.
Are Israelis and the Palestinians in Gaza both facing the same type of existential threat and fears of annihilation?
