Sentence examples for both shown from inspiring English sources

Maths and English – the subjects with the highest number of entrants – have both shown modest increases.

So, private and public worlds have both shown themselves to be irresponsible.

Manchester City and Tottenham have both shown an interest, says the Sun.

But Ireland were not helped when the centre Lynne Cantwell and No8 Heather O'Brien were both shown yellow cards and they finished the game with 13 players.

If Jens Stoltenberg and Kevin Rudd are both shown the door, some will conclude that incumbency, not economic performance, holds the key.

New work in "Young Americans, Part 2" at Bronwyn Keenan is in the same vein, but here murderer and victim are both shown in mural-size, multifigure pieces.

Among them are some of his most celebrated titles ("Anatomy of a Murder" and "Advise and Consent," both shown in new 35-millimeter prints).

In Martin's play, Einstein and Picasso match wits until they're both shown up by Elvis, in a show-stopping surprise appearance.

Torre said today that Pagnozzi and Turner are running neck and neck and have both shown enough to make the team.

If a maid is helping an actor fix her hair (in Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies), then they are both shown, in costume, as enacting their prescribed parts.

The through line are excerpts from the handwritten diaries that Shandling kept which are both shown onscreen and read in mellifluous voice-over by Michael Cera.