Sentence examples for journey both from inspiring English sources

The Ork set is a similar journey, both rewarding and uneven.

But then the dust undertook a journey, both literal and figurative.

With a focus on sustainable, seasonal cooking, Ms. Bouchet's tasting menu was a journey both hot and sweet.

His journey, both literal and metaphorical, is described in his vivid autobiography, From Berlin to Jerusalem (1977).

As they undertake their journey, both men, in temporary remission, appear as robust as the rejuvenated seniors in "Cocoon".

Wenders' method is a generous one, allowing us to follow Salgado's own journey, both geographic and spiritual as well as artistic and intellectual.

Journeys both physical and emotional are a recurring motif.

Though very different journeys, both ascend brutal gradients of prejudice – and, as such, both have just reached a landmark.

It liberated me from relationships that were toxic, "opportunities" I had no interest in and myriad journeys, both literal and metaphorical, that I did not want to take.

Rather it throws them right back on to themselves, and on to the parallel journeys both have taken as classical dance prodigies, and rebels.

Taking the 2011 census finding in London that respondents self-identifying as "white British" now constitute a minority, the Today programme interviewed people who had made journeys both between the capital's boroughs and beyond them; both black and white.