Sentence examples for both the opening of from inspiring English sources

Even more remarkable is that a single individual, James Watson, should have played such a signal role in both the opening of the drama and in its conclusion.

The number of supermarkets owned by the big four has more than doubled since 2000, reflecting both the opening of new stores and the acquisition of rival chains.

The project includes both the opening of a Gucci museum in Florence next year, in time for the brand's 90th anniversary in 2011, and an online evaluation process for collectors and clients.

Gianandrea Noseda's often remarkable performance of Verdi's Requiem marked both the opening of the London Symphony Orchestra's new season and the start of his own tenure as the orchestra's principal guest conductor.

Both the opening of Lynch's Blue Velvet and Van Sant's Elephant are homages to Eggleston, the first in its use of saturated colour to highlight the surrealism of small-town America, the second a shot of a blue sky straight out of Eggleston's Wedgwood Blue series, where he pointed the camera directly up at the wispy clouds.

The activation with CO2 produces both the opening of new micropores together with the broadening and deepening of the existing ones.

"I think there can be a meeting both on the opening of a United States Interests Section in Iran and also on starting direct flights," he said.

Daniel Barenboim conducts the Chicago Symphony in Mahler's Seventh Symphony, and Kent Nagano conducts the German Radio Symphony and Choir of Berlin in Schoenberg's oratorio "Die Jakobsleiter," both for the opening of Berlin's Jewish Museum.

It is both the opening line of Lords and Ladies and the closing line of my top 10 list: "In the Beginning there was nothing, which exploded".

It topped $28 billion in both the opening quarters of 2000.

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