Sentence examples for both prompts from inspiring English sources
Eagerness to profit from coffee, narcotics, diamonds and other gemstones both prompts outbreaks of violence and determines their strength over time, says the study.
I said that!' " Ferrell's comic trademark — the embarrassing pause, followed by a fervent re-statement of his position — both prompts and characterizes these fan interactions.
A training program designed to teach gaze following used the activation of remote controlled mechanical toys as both prompts and consequences.
4. Both prompted a significant change in established tactics.
"It's important this inquest is both prompt, effective and independent and involves the families.
Both prompted a raised finger from umpire Tony Hill, both were overturned by umpire Daryl Harper (a catch at leg slip less justifiably than the later lbw).
In the 1990s, the Sex Pistols and the Velvet Underground comebacks both prompted mocking comments of the "stop it, you silly old men" variety.
Both prompted immediate anger and consternation from some ticket-holders who had paid more than £100 to see their favourite actors on the stage.
Ogden ends the song with the chorus of Babybird's You're Gorgeous, which then segues into Half the World Away by Oasis, both prompting a mass singalong.
An attack on the Finest Supermarket in Kabul in January was an example of Mr. Mujahid's effort to be both prompt and plausible.
The two greatest teachers of the classical Mediterranean world, Socrates and Jesus Christ, both prompted the creation of magnificent biographies written by their followers.
