Sentence examples for both rewarded from inspiring English sources

As tends to happen, she was both rewarded and punished for doing so.

They were both rewarded with call-ups to the England B and Under-21 squads, Bull going even further by scoring on his full international debut against Scotland.

A pair of little-known 24-year-olds, the goalkeeper Pagliuca, and the jet-heeled winger Attilio Lombardo, had probably the best seasons of their careers, and were both rewarded with a first cap for the Azzurri, while the teak-tough and absurdly fast Vierchowod, who would play on in Serie A past his 41st birthday, marshalled the defence imperiously.

The Frémonts were the John and Abigail Adams of their time, or the Charles and Anne Lindbergh, or even the Franklin and Eleanor, John and Jackie, Bill and Hillary — a couple who sought, consciously and unconsciously, to move society forward and, in varying degrees, were both rewarded and pilloried for doing so.

Fortunately, we were both rewarded.

Warren: So far, McCain seems to have been both rewarded and punished for risks he's taken.

The conventional wisdom is that tips both reward the efforts of good service and reduce uncomfortable feelings of inequality.

Ironically, Santa punishes bad kids and Jesus punishes bad people; they both reward good behavior.

In this task, both the rewarded and unrewarded odorants are replaced.

I want to see Buffy and Spike both make the ultimate sacrifice, and both be rewarded for it.

Both are rewarded more substantially for athletic achievement.