Sentence examples for both of which gained from inspiring English sources

The United States moved up the most among teams in the top 20, followed by Uruguay (No. 7) and Chile (No. 16), both of which gained five places.

A larger majority of voters chose the consensus and stability offered by the two main parties, both of which gained votes compared with the last elections.

The best recent returns among big muni funds were from the $1.50 billion Vanguard California Insured Long-Term TandExempthend the $1.39 billion Vanguard California Intermediate-Term Tax-Exempt, both of which gained 1.8percentt in the quarter.

The Czech director of photography Miroslav Ondříček, who has died aged 80, became internationally renowned mainly for his work with the director Miloš Forman, for whom he shot seven feature films and two shorts, including Ragtime (1981) and Amadeus (1984), both of which gained him Oscar nominations for best cinematography.

During the apartheid period, black and white musicians were segregated, although they still collaborated on occasion; a notable example is Johnny Clegg, a white South African who learned traditional Zulu music and formed the mixed-race bands Juluka and Savuka, both of which gained international followings.

Ayoade, a British quadruple threat (comedian, actor, writer, director), is best known for directing "Submarine," and for his roles in the British comedy series, "The IT Crowd" and "The Mighty Boosh," both of which gained loyal cult followings.

Other yeshivas simultaneously flourished in Babylonia, two of which gained extraordinary renown.

As Brendon shows, the chaos of war made it virtually impossible for Britain to retain India and Pakistan, Burma and Ceylon, all of which gained independence by 1948.

There were 10 main clans, the names of some of which gained great lustre through their members' status in early Islām.

Café Muller – extracts of which gained wider currency in Pedro Almodovar's 2002 film Talk To Her – is, nevertheless, a hard introduction.

Maybe that's why I like the films of Robert Bresson and Pier Paolo Pasolini, all of which gained an added texture and authenticity by their use of players who had never played before.