Sentence examples for conventions both from inspiring English sources

I'm grateful for these conventions, both as a cartoonist and an editor.

He acknowledges — how could you not? — that the Savoyard operettas pointedly skewer bel canto conventions, both literary and musical.

In 1957, the play was seen as a radical departure from Broadway conventions, both for its focus on social problems and for its extended dance scenes.

The outsider parties don't hold primaries, choosing their candidates in state conventions — both on the second weekend in June this year.

This summer, as we approach the Republican and Democratic conventions, both major presidential candidates have conducted highly structured searches for their running mates.

And for decades she startled respectable society -- even as she helped transform it -- with her flouting of conventions, both onstage and off.

That would allow competing voices inside the convention, both sides said.

Polls have shown Clinton building a lead following the Philadelphia convention, both nationally and in a host of key battleground states.

At the convention, both Obama and Vice-President Joe Biden made national security a central aspect of their cases against Trump, delivering speeches that received rare praise from Republicans.

He could not name the president, but he knew Dior .Mr Arnault has since broken every convention, both in French business and in the cosseted world of luxury goods.

The Saudis cited the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976 and the Vienna Convention, both of which it said gave its mission absolute immunity with regard to hiring and firing decisions.