Sentence examples for live both on from inspiring English sources

has criminalized amphibians, claiming that "choosing to live both on land and in water constitutes gross promiscuity".

Fans praised Cowboys Stadium, which opened in Arlington, Tex., last year, for its twin video boards that are suspended over the field and stretch nearly from one 20-yard line to the other so that fans can watch the action live both on the field and on a big screen.

Because most species live both on land and in water, they are vulnerable to more than the usual number of threats to survival in modern times: habitat destruction, toxic chemicals, invasive species, climate change and depletion of the ozone layer, as well as the prodigious human appetite for their delicately flavored legs.

Publications that live both on the screen and on the newsstand tend to reserve their best material for print.

Starting Jan . 7with the start of the fourth season of the lesbian-themed drama, the Chart is going live, both on the series and in the real world.

During the Early Jurassic, animals and plants living both on land and in the seas recovered from one of the largest mass extinctions in Earth history.

Do you agree, having lived both on the East Coast and in Los Angeles?

He called his 1958 autobiography "Don't Look Back," a prescription for living both on and off the track.

N. vinodolensis sp. n., described herein, lives both on karst and flysch, where waters exhibit intermediate values of conductivity and carbonatic hardness.

Spinosaurus is known to have eaten fish; evidence suggests that it lived both on land and in water as a modern crocodilian does.

Most nematode-trapping fungi can live both saprophytically on organic matter and as predators by capturing tiny animals [ 12].