Sentence examples for both of a from inspiring English sources
The phrase "both of a" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English
It is possible to use the phrase "either of" or "both of" in a sentence, but not "both of a." Example: "Both of my parents are teachers." or "Either of my sisters could have won the race."
If both of A and B are closed and (A_{0}) is nonempty, (A_{0}) is closed.
In addition, when a B element is created, the initial values of properties come from both of A and C elements.
It found evidence both of a narrow research base and of the eccentricity of that base.
These were the tableaus — some spontaneous, some staged, some a bit of both — of a phony victory.
"I'm terribly sorry," Christopher said, with a fleeting fear that the irrational cat might have deprived them both of a bed.
Theatre-goers using online searches this spring risk religious confusion because the same biblical word is the name both of a new play and a new theatrical venue.
So far the United States has taken a leading role in the reestablishment both of a new, smaller Iraqi Army and a revitalized Iraqi police force.
When we perform religious music in the concert hall, inevitably we lose a sense of context, both of a church building but also of the surrounding liturgy.
But it is the site both of a strategic American air base for operations in nearby Afghanistan and a smaller Russian military installation.
Mrs. Clinton is not on the Judiciary Committee but it is common for both of a nominee's home-state senators to give introductions.
As he did unforgettably in "A Bright Shining Lie," Sheehan here tells the story both of a warrior and of a war, in this case a cold one.
