Sentence examples for for both come from inspiring English sources
"The ideas for both come from both of us.
How odd that the death knell for both came from other museums that took them over.
The high-water mark for both came in 2001, when the Gallup poll found them each favored by 25% of people.
Bill-splitting apps and real estate listings may seem very different, but the ideas for both came from problems Cheung tackled in his personal life.
In Bought, Borrowed & Stolen, her love of (and talent for) both comes through.
The inspiration for both came from biblical text, describing the interactions with the 'heavenly' vibrant color and a place of no shadow".
The name applied to types of formation, regulations and the officer cadres; the majority of regular recruits for both came from within the Commonwealth, particularly from the 1630s onward.
The Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders and Nigel Farage in the UK (who spots a potential boost for Brexit) have both come out for "no".
When we both come up for air, Kristi's eyes are shining.
I worked on both, and know for a fact where they both come from.
Senator John Glenn speaks for Rutherford B. Hayes ("they're both squeaky clean Midwesterners," noted Philip), and Tim Russert for Millard Fillmore (both came from Buffalo).
