Sentence examples for both ways there are from inspiring English sources
One can't have it both ways: there are laws associated with prisoners of war, too.
He said: "At this age and this level you win and lose, but both ways there is so much to take from it.
But Mr. Redding said that racism works both ways: "there is racism on the part of blacks against whites," meaning that several Harlem restaurants hire only black waiters.
But of course fairness works both ways – there's also the issue of how much else of somebody else's money you are paying out," he said.
Near the border — closed to visitors, including journalists, both ways — there is a heavy presence of police, military and secret police, the Mukhabarat, and numerous checkpoints along the roads on the way to the split border town of Rafah, which has been declared a military zone.
The author's anecdotes cut both ways; there's the spiteful husband who refused to return his wife's Tiffany cake plate, then sold it at a yard sale for 50 cents; but there's also the greedy wife who spent a fortune on jewelry and clothes before filing for divorce — only to have a judge notice the timing of her spree and dock her property settlement.
I liked the fact that as you walked across the street you would look both ways -- there was that sense of danger.
And I want to shed light on it, because it works both ways... There's sort of a duality and a counterintuitiveness to the main character's problem, because he wants the promotion, but he's mad that they gave him the promotion of the "Urban Division". But like his wife says, "You're mad that they gave you the Urban Division because you think they gave it to you because you're black.
In some ways there is, of course.
In some ways, there are similarities with acute kidney injury.
