Sentence examples for both of which got from inspiring English sources
But there was a serious dedication to food and drink, both of which got better as the place went along.
These actions, both of which got Moore removed from his job, seemed to consolidate his support among voters who have lately become some of Trump's biggest fans.
THE SCHOOLS Public options include two on 37th Avenue, Public Schools 69 and Q222, both of which got an A on its recent city progress report.
Two wines we found attractive enough to recommend, but with reservations, were a Viticcio Lucius 1997, which costs $28, and a Cennatoio Inter Vineas 1997, for $38, both of which got a single star.
Among the popular developments for retirees and empty nesters are Naushop and Nashaquissett, both of which got under way in the 1980's and are about a mile from the center of the main town.
And couldn't one make an argument that an NFL team that dominated from the beginning of the season until the end, as the 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers did, was better than the 2005 Pittsburgh Steelers or 2007 New York Giants, both of which got hot at the right time?
Several readers from Maine pointed out that their Republican candidate for governor, Paul LePage, has homes in both Maine and Florida, each of which got tax breaks as the family's principal residence.
The root accumulated several accretions, the grammatical meaning of which got obscured within Proto-Dravidian itself.
But in New York City, parts of which got 11in (28cm) of snow, the storm had little major impact.
All of which got me thinking, and resulted in the first of this week's recipes.
