Sentence examples for kinds both from inspiring English sources
Generally there are two kinds, both red, one large and round and the other more elongated.
I treasure their presence at this time of year and have included many different kinds, both large and small.
I tried on two kinds (both $100): a regular fit, which was floppy wide, and a slimmer cut, which was less floppy, but not enough so.
Fenlands, hinterlands, un-fixed landscapes of all kinds both suit his temperament (he's someone who likes to speak to the centre from the side) and allow him to explore the edges of vision, where beauty and significance are easily overlooked.
Is it an accident that the digital blitzing of boundaries between historical eras, work and play, this book and that, is happening at the same time as the seeming end of movements of all kinds, both cultural and political?
Wiggins's representatives did not respond to questions from Newsnight, Asked to describe the effects of using triamcinolone – which is widely used to treat inflammation of various kinds – both Rasmussen and another self-confessed drug-taker, the Briton David Millar, agreed that it was a potent performance-enhancing substance.
He had no home runs and only two extra-base hits of any kind, both doubles.
Time has been kind to both buildings.
"It was kind of both," she said.
Answer: That's Florida, but kind of both.
