Sentence examples for both first and third from inspiring English sources

Both first and third are trained by Jonjo O'Neill.

In both first and third person, something always has to be at risk.

By taking both first and third place in the dress design category, the 18-year-old Saint Laurent outshone his friend Lagerfeld, who was three years his senior.

Set in both Ireland and the United States, and told in both first and third person, they have in common determined young -- or youngish -- women, united by a brave but good-humored rejection of the fates of their mothers' generation: lives of drudgery and servitude in embittered, stultifying marriages.

In the case of graphene nanoribbons, the conductance within a few electron volts of the Fermi energy is symmetrical for both first and third nearest-neighbour interactions.

The software offered the world a better sense of the breadth of that government intervention, and has become increasingly appealing to both first and third worlders accessing public hotspots.

He went for aces, on both first and second serves.

Scunthorpe must beat York and hope both first and second fail to win if they are to snatch the title.

The rule applies only if both first and second are occupied by runners and there are fewer than two out.

Android-heads will point out similar efforts from both first and third-party tools on their handsets, and that's correct.

If Lotus Notes wants to stop the bleeding and become relevant again, they need to have more products, both first and third-party, which improve the user experience.