Sentence examples for both originated from inspiring English sources

Two tropical cyclones – Harriet and Erica – both originated on 1 March; the former developed northwest of Western Australia and the latter formed east of Queensland.

This suggests that both originated from the original protosolar cloud, a conclusion also supported by studies of granular size in Oort-cloud comets and by the recent impact study of Jupiter-family comet Tempel 1.

Both originated with Lehman.

Twitter and GroupMe both originated in hackathons.

Both originated in Europe, and both coroners and medical examiners are involved with legal inquiry.

Both originated around the same time, in what Goldstein calls the "normative explosion" of the "axial age".

Both originate from the variations in an energy flux.

Both originate from stem cells in the bone marrow and are initially similar in appearance.

"This area – the one from which we both originate – deserves a true and lasting legacy to follow the 2012 Games.

These two miracles both originate from the same unparalleled concern and passion for human life, on the part of the Party, the government and all of society".

But the new weekday Telegraph editor, Chris Evans (previously characterised as Gallagher's henchman), and weekend editor, Ian MacGregor, both originate from the Mail stable.