Sentence examples for both notable from inspiring English sources

The shorter of the peninsulas, Noroton Neck, is divided into shore communities like Noroton Bay and Pratt Island, both notable for their multimillion-dollar properties.

Smith's single-minded dedication to a fairly mirthless bohemianism is both notable and discomfiting; the reader, almost inevitably, falls short of Smith's own moral measure.

The absence of a draft bill or draft code are both notable - even more so is the lack of a statutory timetable.

The sheltered, deepwater estuary known as the Hamoaze is the site of Plymouth Naval Base and Devonport dockyard, both notable British Royal Navy installations.

His important works during the 1930s include the Vierumäki Sports Club (1930 36) and the library of the Turku Academy (1935), both notable for their smooth, undecorated surfaces.

His Daocaoren (1923; The Scarecrow) and Gudai yingxiong de shixiang (1931; The Stone Statue of an Ancient Hero) are both notable works in Chinese children's literature.

And although they aren't on our slideshow, restaurant newcomers like Michael Voltaggio's Ink and Cleo at the Redbury Hotel both scored notable mentions.

Both Arthur Rimbaud and Charles Baudelaire are thought to have been synaesthetes, and both are notable for actually tackling the subject head-on.

Both had notable caveats, including the use of the words "probable" and "unlikely".

Both were notable for their absences – no great surprises, but a reminder of the divisions that haunt the elite.

How Trump's holdings in those countries will affect US relations with them remains to be seen; both are notable for their use in finance to avoid taxes.