Sentence examples for both of which give from inspiring English sources
Gail's choose light muscovado sugar and Lepard dark, both of which give a richer flavour than the standard caster.
In the clip, Claiborne appears to be in either Cover 2 or Cover 2 man under (both of which give him safety help over the top).
One, the Iliad and the Vietnam war, as read through the writings of Jonathan Shay, two, the experiments of Stanley Milgram, done here on this campus in the 1960s, both of which give us a window into what human experience looks like in Glaucon's dream world.
Attempting to squeeze product out of a plant that is running into start-up problems can result in compromises in product quality along with production at enormous rejection rates, both of which give rise to customer dissatisfaction and waste huge amounts of resources.
The Share Play features include two new remote multiplayer modes, both of which give players the chance to experience playing with friends despite not actually owning their friends' games.
As for the latter, the difference is easily inferred by identifying the corresponding pair of model fragments (each of which belongs to each model) both of which give the (global) PPCs of the same class.
It was real, and brimming with emotion - from humour to sadness, both of which gave it mass appeal.
You'll need the French in case you find yourself lost or broken down - both of which, given the state of the roads, are entirely probable).
In all, Florida fumbled six times but lost only two, both of which gave the Volunteers good scoring chances that ended in interceptions thrown by Peterman.
The chief executives of HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland, both of which gave updates of first-quarter performance Friday, said that even though the British economy started to recover in the first quarter, threats to earnings from Europe remained.
Greg Moore, the city editor of The Boston Globe, and Emily Rooney, the news director of WCVB-TV, both of which gave the case abundant attention, say they did not run the picture because it was too graphic and an invasion of privacy.
