Sentence examples for both started out from inspiring English sources

Kitson writes solo plays, while recent Perrier winners Will Adamsdale and Laura Solon both started out as actors dabbling in standup.

"Hillary and Obama both started out as bohemians or hippies, and then quickly adopted the Alinsky-ite approach of, as Alinsky says, 'dressing square': seeming very respectable, being very self-disciplined, and ultimately pretending to be a friend of the middle class, whose values you are trying to undermine," D'Souza said in an interview with rightwing website the Blaze.

Weaving was just as important in Japan's Industrial Revolution as it was in Britain's, and Toyota and Suzuki both started out as loom manufacturers.

Current UFC contenders Marcus Davis and Chris Lytle both started out as a pro boxers, before eventually carving a far superior reputation in the Octagon.

They both started out as lawyers.

Both started out as social workers.

"We were both starting out back then," Paul Siskin said recently.

Both start out with public sorting rituals that determine the characters' futures.

I first met Sadiq when we were both starting out as young lawyers.

The oligonucleotide and the RNA target both start out as single strand molecules, but when they bind they can form a double helix like DNA, Inoue explains.

Although baby humans and baby chimpanzees both start out with undeveloped forebrains, a new study reports that the human brain increases in volume much more rapidly early on.