Sentence examples for both from that from inspiring English sources

For, growing abundantly among them, forming unexpected swaths of warm blues different both from that of the sky above and the sea beyond, are expanses of harebells.

Introduced in 1924 as a "sanitary cold cream remover," Kleenex derived its name both from that cleaning function and to link it phonetically to Kotex, the sanitary napkin Kimberly-Clark had introduced just four years earlier.

I am a Southern man with Northern principles, am therefore entitled, both from that fact and my color, to represent the Southern loyalist, a few of whom are around us to-day, and many more waiting our coming".

Over the years, therefore, each hatchery's population has become genetically distinct, both from that of other hatcheries, and from the various wild populations.They are not only distinct, but they also seem to be affecting the population of wild salmon.

You can then choose to make the recipe trigger on entrance, on exit or both from that area.

"You can study fisheries both from that northern region and from the southern region and see how they interact".

Mumsnet both suffers and benefits from that.

Apart from that, both CTP and 18F-FDG-PET/CT parameter sets may reflect different pathophysiological mechanisms in lung cancer.

"And they both benefited from that collaboration".

"Babel," a best-picture nominee in 2007, and "There Will Be Blood," nominated as best picture this year, both came from that unit.

Although the names are both derived from that of King Gordius, the knot is known as Gordian, not Gordion.