Sentence examples for both in the changing from inspiring English sources

But she emphasized that the pattern for her group over the years, both in the changing categories they chose and in the stories they told, was toward an increased sense of malleability.

And so, I think we've probably definitely had big part in, you know, both the changing of the media business and culture and politics.

For example when we used correspondence analysis to map the tag counts for British party manifestos over several decades, both the changing contrasts in party differences and the direction of their movement over time made interpretable sense.

Intervention 9: Technical and Administrative Support The main objective of this evaluation was to assess the current role of the UNICEF Assistant ECD Officer as reflected in both formal expectations and in the changing perceptions of the position as held by UNICEF's partners and various ECD stakeholders.

Change in the changing rooms.

The I.C.P. show, which includes about 100 of her photographs, highlights her as an artist in her own right and as an important figure in both the changing role of women and the use of art as propaganda.

Compared with the theory in a binary system, the result is more identical with experiments in both the changing trend and the value of RI.

But it's the same for both teams and we said in the changing room before the game, no matter how we get the three points we get them and that's what we did". made it a winning start to their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign.

The pitch obviously wasn't great," said Bale. "But it's the same for both teams and we said in the changing room before the game, no matter how we get the three points we get them and that's what we did".

When she took the makeup off and came to see me for fittings and we'd sit in the changing rooms both of us spewing out stories of love affairs and guys, there was humour and a lot of sadness.

I was impressed by how long Ms. Gerring's dancers could maintain interest by the way they kept bending down to touch the ground with both hands — the secret is partly in the changing rhythm — but then they kept on doing it.