Sentence examples for go with both from inspiring English sources

The same wines go with both centerpieces.

As I move my head from underneath the water, I let go with both hands and shampoo my hair.

Many of us were adopted at a very young age and don't even have memories of our families, homeland or the cultural expectations that go with both.

"It can go with both a white and unexpectedly a red.' 3. The chef has never met a vegetable he didn't like.

The softer you go with both doughs – by adding slightly more water that I suggest – the better, as it produces lighter doughnuts.

But tonight he will be forced to use Denny Neagle, the left-hander he didn't trust to start during the division series with Oakland; he preferred to go with both Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte on only three days' rest.

Prior, going with both hands, shelled it.

"Beer obviously goes with both passions, and particularly well with Louisiana seafood".

Trump went with both Parks and his daughter Ivanka—"because she's been sitting for three hours".

In contrast to the women's race, which is not much of a race, the men are running in a large pack in the early going, with both Emmanual and Geoffrey Mutai near the front of it, as is Meb Keflizighi.

"The goalkeeper has gone with both feet.