Sentence examples for both pete from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, both Pete and Debbie are having trouble with their respective fathers, a monstrous but not wholly unsympathetic pair, both in their 60s and rearing second families.

Both Pete and tennis should be grateful that at the same time he stepped onto the world stage, so did a little bleached blond guy with the best return of serve since Jimmy, and a gaggle of teenage girls screaming for him from the cheap seats.

I had just traded one high-prestige job for another, and both Pete and I were earning six-figure salaries in Calgary's hot job market – he was a financial controller and I was negotiating and managing large service contracts in the oil and gas industry.

Both Pete and I would get quite ill during this trip: Flu-like symptoms mixed with our sleeplessness and the incessant sound of crying puppies to slowly strip us of resolve.

When the diagnosis came, both Pete and Kate were sure they knew the cause: Pete's exposure to the chemical defoliant Agent Orange during his time as a helicopter crew chief in Vietnam.

Pete: Swastika Pete.

There aren't many actresses who can move between drama and comedy without seemingly pausing for breath but Alison Brie, who plays both Pete Campbell's likeable wife Trudy on Mad Men and perfectionist Annie Edison on quirky sitcom Community, makes it look easy.

Leng identifies both "Pete Drake stylings" and the influence of "raga microtones" in Harrison's performance.

"There were certain things going on in the company that I think both Bill and Pete share responsibility for, which were what you might call a little cavalier.

Debbie and Pete are both exercise freaks, but she's a secret smoker, and he's a not-so-secret cupcake eater, and each indulgence is treated as a taste of mortality.

It is only at the end that Pete understands both youthful attraction and a desire for freedom from Sam's domination – what he meant by his resolution that "when this (or that) adventure was over, he would pay badgers the kind of attention he had hitherto given to less sensate subjects".