Sentence examples for he would both from inspiring English sources
That day, nevertheless, he would both score his first "kill", a Bf 110, and mourn his best friend's death.
HSBC boss Stuart Gulliver said last year he would both cut the bank's riskiest assets and achieve double-digit returns.
By scrapping the 50p rate as part of a wider, more progressive package of reforms, he would both boost the economy and prove he is one step ahead.
One offered board and lodging and part of his allotment to work on so that he would both be occupied and have lots of nutritious food to eat.
He argued that he would both "restructure" and "dismantle" it, while also condemning the United Nations as "not a friend of democracy".
He may not have had the clothes or the curtains haircut, but he made it abundantly clear, given half the chance, he would both ravish and respect any one of the women who lived on lipgloss and cigarettes and put up with men who made them feel like shit.
If they had not separated, he reckoned, they would both have died.
The scorpion replies that if he stung the crocodile they would both drown, and that would make no sense.
Mr Osborne also adduces proposed reforms to health care and schools which, he claims, would both improve provision and save cash.
In the spring of 1930, Danish artist Einar Wegener arrived in Berlin for a consultation that he hoped would both save and change his life.
If he were deported, he agonized, would both his children grow up without their father?
