Sentence examples for both ruined from inspiring English sources
They both ruined Midtown drinking".
His best friend (whose life he has both ruined and exploited in his books) has just died.
At one of Christchurch's busiest intersections, traffic halted in the shadow of the Knox Church and the historic Carlton Hotel, both ruined in the quake.
By buying control of Pojistovna, VSZ thus regains control of a bank it helped to ruin.This is less odd than it seems in a country where the government has both ruined the financial system and used it to distort the economy.
"She has decided not to be featured at our club and has both ruined a great party and disappoint [sic] her fans".
Two years later the Angels and other biker gangs engaged in a slugfest at the Altamont rock festival, which both ruined the festival and stripped the biker gangs of any last vestige of romantic imagery in the media or the popular imagination.
In MOSA, both ruining and recreating the solution are performed randomly, and exploration is delegated to the simulated annealing algorithm.
Graham Allison, writing in the Financial Times recently, asked if China and the United States are doomed to encounter Thucydides's Trap — the pattern of history established in the fifth century B.C., when the rise of a new power — Athens — shocked the reigning power — Sparta — and led to thirty years of conflict that left both sides ruined.
Here you can gaze, at a point, at both the ruined cellars of the old sprawling Albrechtstrasse Gestapo headquarters, the ones in which prisoners died while Himmler paced parqueted floors high above, and, seven feet away, an equally ugly little remnant of the Wall, its rusted reinforcements peeking through.
This ending requires two decks (which will both be ruined because cards from each deck will be destroyed), however the effect is worth it.
Both are aging lotharios whose weakness of character and drinking have estranged them from friends and family; both are financially ruined; and both suffer the arguably more tragic fate of being exiled from the kingdom they once ruled.
