Sentence examples for both practiced from inspiring English sources

Both practiced a profession in which "bad air" was believed to cause diseases and in which blood-letting devices were commonly used.

Tackle Orlando Pace, with a strained knee, and defensive tackle Jeff Zgonina (elbow), each of whom did not practice Wednesday and Thursday, both practiced today.

Jennifer Larmore and Samuel Ramey, both practiced Rossinians, take the big parts and do them well.

As performers, Levine and Takal are both practiced and casual; as a director, Levine displays a sharp comedic touch; the result is self-deprecating and self-revealing.

Even before the foundation of the Edinburgh faculty of medicine in 1726, the healing arts were both practiced and taught in the city.

Its open wheat fields, quiet ways and uncritical embrace of strangers drew two such outsiders here in 1996, a doctor couple from New York and California who had both practiced medicine in Las Vegas.

Third variables that are commonly considered likely to affect both observed and practiced techniques are (a) genetic similarity, and (b) ecological factors promoting similar trial-and-error learning responses in individuals.

As a stress relief tool, eventually what insight helps us to do is to learn what stress actually is, how to let it go of it, as well as forgive it and to become so practiced in both recognizing and letting go that you just release stress without trying.

Having practiced medicine in both Cuba and the United States, Dr. Cordova has an unusual perspective for comparison.

In an international perspective it seems most fruitful to apply a set of both dominantly verbal methods as practiced in Norway and somewhat more visual approaches used in other countries.

The arrest was the culmination of a sweeping, connect-the-dots manhunt that grew in urgency as the police and F.B.I. agents pieced together clues gleaned from both high-tech investigative tools and practiced detective work.