Sentence examples for had both begun from inspiring English sources
The marriage that ended and the sickness that ended it had both begun years before.
Steven Spielberg and Anthony Minghella had both begun in television, the former learning his craft on episodes of Marcus Welby MD and Columbo, while the latter was script editor on Phil Redmond's children's show Grange Hill and wrote for Inspector Morse before making his debut as a writer-director with Truly Madly Deeply, made by the BBC as a cinema-TV hybrid.
The following month, it was reported that an accompanying soundtrack and Cyrus' debut studio album had both begun production, the latter of which was scheduled to be released in early 2007.
Oklahoma City (née Seattle) had both — beginning with Portland's decision to select Greg Oden with the first pick of the 2007 draft and leaving Kevin Durant to the then-Supersonics.
The nation's two largest wireless carriers have both begun prorating fees, and other national carriers have promised to follow.
But now that we're leaving, we have both begun to see it with new eyes — those of the next owners, whom we try to envision.
But the myth of World War II tolerance, and the politics of contemporary liberalism, have both begun to unravel apace, according to Kuper.
Ride-sharing is becoming increasingly popular and more widely available, as San Francisco-based startups Lyft and SideCar have both begun expansion into new cities.
"In recent years Worcestershire and Surrey have both begun seasons poorly and been in the bottom part of the division but gone on to win promotion".
If so, Au. sediba's brain and pelvis would have both begun to evolve into more modern shapes before the brain expanded countering the view that the expanding brain drove the remodeling of the pelvis to accommodate bigger-brained babies.
The CIA and NSA have both begun to engage in so-called "offensive cyber operations," which involves hacking into foreign computer networks in order to either steal information or sabotage the network itself.
