Sentence examples for both phrases from inspiring English sources

Romney's "A Chance for Every Child" is no different that Bush's "No Child Left Behind". Both phrases tug at the heartstrings of the public, but the initiatives themselves are poorly constructed, laden with misconceptions about the nature of teaching and learning.

Google's Ngram viewer (click on the image above to enlarge) shows both phrases declining since 2004.

Her face was splashed across tabloids accompanied by one or both phrases: "leggy Zimbabwean blonde" or "tumbling out of nightclubs".

Both phrases mean "I am hot", but "Ich bin heiß" suggests that you think you're hot as in sexy!

Both phrases are used as talking points for people who want to spend more money on roads.

Ms. Guilbeau sang both phrases meltingly, but used only a slight increase in volume to indicate the shift in intensity.

We can't master both those phrases while also writing a 1000 word essay that could make or break an English semester.

Danielle de Niese was his well-matched Papagena; their duet was perfectly balanced in both phrasing and flexibility.

In a way, she offered the best of both worlds: complete fluidity in the music's exotically winding, intricately melismatic lines, along with an entirely contemporary suppleness in both phrasing and dynamics.

As stated above, a high density of both phrase and accent commands improves the fitting of the F0 contour.

When items from different PROMs were highly similar in both phrasing and topic, only one of the items was kept in our item pool.