Sentence examples for lived both in from inspiring English sources

During the 1970's Mr. Montgomery lived both in Dallas, where he established the Minority Repertory Theater, and in Los Angeles, where he acted in film and television.

Having lived both in Brazil and in England (and now in the United States), I can tell you that Brazilian football is not nearly as rough as the Europeans make it out to be.

Born in the west country too – I lived both in Devon and Cornwall – so holidaymakers were "grockles" east of the river Tamar and "emmets", or ants, west of it, swarming and sad in Pakamacs.

The Book of Ezekiel, written by the prophetpriest Ezekiel, who lived both in Jerusalem prior to the Babylonian Exile (586 bce) and in Babylon after the Exile, and also by an editor (or editors), who belongs to a "school" of the prophet similar to that of the prophet Isaiah, has captured the attention of readers for centuries because of its vivid imagery and symbolism.

He had lived both in Mexico and in Spain in recent years.

Doris Appiah lived both in prayer camps and psychiatric hospitals for a total of over 10 years, but is now living in the community.

Help make a difference to people's lives both in the UK and worldwide.

The Ossetians live both in Georgia and in Russia.

50% of surveyed Iraqi doctors living both in Iraq and abroad said they had been threatened.

As for me, I was living both in then and in now, all at once.

Nuer are a large pastoralist people who live both in the current South Sudan and Ethiopia (Abbink 1997).