Sentence examples for distance both in from inspiring English sources

It's really in 2005 that I fell into long distance – both in the mountains and on the road.

Similarly, the aforementioned lakeside scene features the stanchion in the foreground and a ship in the distance, both in sharp focus.

She has been in America for more than a quarter of a century, but the English sensibility stills gives her critical distance, both in her work and her lifestyle.

In the years I had been living in Paris and Berlin and making only occasional visits to the city, I had grown accustomed to New Yorkers' ability to avoid eye contact as a way of keeping their distance, both in crowded subway cars and on the street.

On the x axis we have the customer-shop distance, both in kilometres (left) and minutes (right).

The RSS value is higher in the neighborhood of the BS and decreases with the distance both in the real experiments and in the ideal case.

Detailed taphonomic observations coupled with closely spaced sampling, however, have demonstrated that there can be substantial variation in the preservation of tephras across short distances – both in environmental [78] as well as in archaeological contexts [93].

The genome contains regulatory elements, such as promoters, enhancers, locus control regions, insulators and enhancer blockers, that can orchestrate chromatin folding and gene activity over short and long distances, both in cis and in trans [ 1].

We repeated the analysis excluding Native Americans, who are extreme both in their distance from East Africa and ROH complement.

But like the Arabic contronym bayn (meaning both distance and in-between), opposition pays homage to apposition; a certain closeness and proximity.

Both matches went the distance; both matches were decided in a few points.