Sentence examples for both populated from inspiring English sources

Those include his few portraits of adults; his illustrations for Emily Brontë's "Wuthering Heights"; and two large, stagy paintings, "The Street" and "The Mountain," both populated by multiple figures that seem unaware of one another.

D.R.: O.K., but do you really think that it's possible to argue that the New York Times, by and large, isn't both populated by people who are left of center, and that the tone of the newspaper isn't left of center?

Now, there are some border regions that are both populated by Syrian Turkmen and under control of the FSA, but those stretches aren't much of an issue.

Alexandria and Lindblum are both populated by a mix of humans and anthropomorphic animals.

Furthermore, it does not explain the difference in ANA levels between the two areas (both populated by the same ethnic group) with different levels of schistosome infection in the two populations.

Much of the Venda's countryside in the south features mountains and wide valleys that receive abundant rainfall and are both densely populated and agriculturally productive.

Suppose that it were a generalizable finding, in both densely populated and rural states, that there is marked heterogeneity among hospitals in the percentage change in surgical caseload and/or in the total change in caseload.

The DS and RN regions are both sparsely populated, dry desert areas in the southern part of Israel.

Both highly populated and nearly vacant realms have pros and cons associated with them: In highly populated servers, you see people everywhere you go.

The two earthquakes on Saturday both occurred in heavily populated areas with media and communication networks, so word got out quickly and easily.

Newly elected ethnic-Albanian mayors in Tetovo and Gostivar, both Albanian-populated towns, have begun to speak out.