Sentence examples for both stems from inspiring English sources

Or you can do as I did yesterday, and make both stems and leaves into a rather dashing pie.

Both stems and leaves of the yellow-flowered gourd are covered with short bristles, and the large triangular-shaped leaves are often deeply lobed.

Many species lack both stems and leaves; photosynthesis takes place instead in a highly modified, ribbonlike thallus (vegetative plant body) upon which flowering and leaf-bearing secondary shoots sometimes develop.

Both stems show excellent clinical results and reliable osseointegration over a short follow-up period.

Both stems are finally tested following the ISO 7206-4 (2010) requirements under static loading conditions.

Both stems displayed a spiral fracture pattern with the apex of fracture 3 cm below the lesser trochanter.

Both stem from accusations that the men misled investors about troubled mortgage securities.

Both stem from that most American phenomenon, which is a form of self-invention: we can be whoever we want to be, including president.

"Self-care" is newer in the American lexicon than "self-reliance," but both stem from the puritanical values of self-improvement and self-examination.

By Jordan Kisner March 14, 2017 "Self-care" is newer in the American lexicon than "self-reliance," but both stem from the puritanical values of self-improvement and self-examination.

Sure, part of that — the kind of people he didn't like and the kind he did, both — stemmed from his insecurities, his inferiority feelings.