Sentence examples for both springs from inspiring English sources

Both springs are beyond the main path of historic sights and down a hill that is off limits to visitors.

A two-stringed bowed instrument with a scroll in the shape of a horse's head, the morin khuur both springs from Mongolia's nomadic heritage and embodies it.

The archaeal community consisted of sequences closely related to Euryarchaeota and Crenarchaeota in both springs.

Optional interlocking features allow both springs to lock into a certain position.

Both springs are point features and are not parts of large seepage faces.

Water samples were collected quarterly from both springs and the surrounding surface sites over the same time period.

Crowdrise and its partnership with the New York City Marathon both sprang from the same event: last year's race, in which Mr. Norton ran to raise money for the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust in Kenya.

Both spring (invented c. 1589) and latch (invented 1847) needles are used, with the latter more common.

Two of the 69 horses that started the race fell, but both sprang up without any immediate sign of injury.

(The word is not far from the Persian terms for both "spring" and "eye" -- both of which meanings Anita says she intended).

Both are wrong, in my view, and both spring from communal mindsets that look at the issue in terms of religious groups and ideologies.