Sentence examples for furnish both from inspiring English sources
Obtaining the period objects that furnish both museums proved suprisingly difficult, curators said.
Eighth-century documents, particularly for Lucca, show a network of medium-level aristocratic families based in cities, who tended to furnish both counts and bishops for their localities and whose genealogies can sometimes be traced for centuries to come.
"Japan and the United States would surely clash some day," he said, "and we would then furnish both sides with enormous quantities of material and munitions". The ceding of Poland and Alsace-Lorraine, the officer believed, meant social upheaval, the ruin of German industry, and the impoverishment of the working class.
The imido-capped cluster Ru3 CO 9 μ3-CO)(μ3-NPh) (1) Ru3 CO 9 μ3-COe diphosphine ligand 4,5-bis(diphenylphosphino)-4-cyclopenten-1,3-dione (bpcd) to furnish both Ru3(CO)7(μ3-NPh(μ3-NPh)(bpcd) (2) and Ru3(CO)5(μ3-CO)(μ3-NPh)(bpcd)2 (3) as the major and minor products, respectively, under thermal and Me3NO activation.
A complete answer to this question will furnish both a general standard (or criterion) for determining that death has occurred and specific clinical tests to show whether the standard has been met in a given case.
Think of the possibility that somewhere, somehow, and at some time some possible good impression left upon the deceiver by the pastor's attempt to genuinely live his faith might furnish both the motivation and the means to overcome his own problems.
Parking is available, and the unit can be purchased furnished, both at extra cost.
The camp was operating as a public one, furnishing both board and lodging to persons applying therefor.
Shan society was traditionally divided into a class of farmer commoners and a hereditary nobility who furnished both local chiefs and the ruling head of the Shan state.
The resulting covalent bond is given a special name because one entity (the ligand) furnishes both of the electrons that are subsequently shared in the bond.
The atlas, compiled under the direction of Gilliéron, was published in fascicles from 1902 to 1912 and furnished both a strong stimulus and the basic model for work on linguistic atlases elsewhere in the world.
