Sentence examples for both have a thing from inspiring English sources
Remember: Clothes and makeup both have a thing in common.
"They both have a thing where modern technology has connected the characters," she says.
They both had a thing for repetitive printed imagery, one pioneering wallpaper, the other, screen prints; they both cultivated a community of creatives, one looking back to a medieval workshop, the other mocking a modern factory.
Seems both of us have a thing for street lights.
Zuckerberg basically tossed up an alley-oop, since both my wife and I have a thing for strangers.
Lucky for me, I have a thing for both bow ties and red hair, which I think makes me exempt.
It's not that I have a thing for missing limbs (although for another good example of this special effect, see Master and Commander for a grizzly amputation on a boy who, in real life, has both arms), I have a thing for special effects that make the real world seem a little more spectacular.
"During night labours we'd both have a little snooze as things were progressing rather than me go home and come back again," she says.
We both have a romantic conception of things.
For one thing, both have a PhD to resume: Watkins, a Cambridge graduate, in mathematics; and Grainger, in jurisprudence, with a 100,000-word thesis on the punishment of homicide.
