Sentence examples for deploying both from inspiring English sources
As Watkins writes, Gesualdo has gone beyond the Mannerist principle of creating spectacular effects; he is an expressionist, deploying both words and music to summon buried psychological states.
The second, a fine example of the "perfect" manhattan, deploying both sweet and dry vermouths, comes from one of my oldest friends, the photographer Michael Sharkey.
It's built around counter-attacking pace and capitalising on the way other teams are generally deploying both full-backs as wingers and their only source of width.
Graduates of the two-year program earn both a master's degree in engineering and an M.B.A. Students study supply-chain management and strategy and the impact of globalization; they also undertake a six-month corporate internship deploying both management and engineering skills and write a thesis based on that experience.
The switch to arms reduction suggested that Reagan's critique of MAD had concluded with the view that, given the difficulties of designing and deploying both discriminating offensive options and effective ballistic missile defenses, it was better to do away with nuclear weapons altogether.
Thirdly, deploying both the CDE and the REM imposes data and processing overhead on the network.
Slater's article deploys both against Davis.
She deploys both for the odd Marvin Gaye or Lou Reed cover.
"Of course," Dr. Gibala adds, "it is probably most effective" to deploy both intervals and traditional longer workouts.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) deployed both its helicopters and officers brought in water cannon after bricks and bottles hit their lines.
According to Iraqi and American officials, Maliki has begun to deploy both militias against his opponents, mainly the followers of Sadr.
