Sentence examples for both forging from inspiring English sources

With Kate and Martin both forging new careers, money was tight, but the pair's approach of slow, painstaking restoration suited both their circumstances and their environmentally aware mindsets.

Both forging collegiality and legitimizing the peer role may be understood as strategies peers used to negotiate some of the challenges of the peer role.

Once set-up and tested against experimental loads, the model was used to predict phases distributions after both forging and cool down.

Both forged academic careers as members of the economics counterculture that attacked the dogma of efficient markets.

When governments fought inflation with free-market reforms they both forged and reflected a societal consensus in favour of economic stability.

They both forged their names in works by Stephen Sondheim at his most complex: Ms. Murphy in "Passion" and Mr. Cerveris in the recent revivals of "Assassins" and "Sweeney Todd".

To an extent greater than most Americans recognize, but which Nelson Mandela understood implicitly, the United States and South Africa are products of kindred histories: both founded by settlers, both emerged from wars to overthrow British colonialism, both forged national identities on their respective frontiers.

A wall text observes that the series "captures an inherent contradiction at the heart of the Cuban Revolution, whereby its ideals both forged a nation and divided a people".

They both forged their names in works by Stephen Sondheim at his most complex: Ms. Murphy in "Passion" and Mr. Cerveris in the recent revivals of "Assassins" and "Sweeney Todd". And they unerringly locate both a surface cynicism and a deeper ache of anxiety and wistfulness in Weill's ballads.

In careful and often hilarious detail, Lamott and Sam — about whom she first wrote so movingly in "Operating Instructions"  — struggle to balance their changing roles with the demands of college and work, as they both forge new relationships with Jax's mother, who has her own ideas about how to raise a child.

Last summer, I shared 90 minutes with Emmylou Harris, the singer who was effectively discovered by Parsons in a bar in Washington DC, converted to country music, and left by his death to both forge a massively successful solo career and see to his legacy.