Sentence examples for lots both from inspiring English sources
The overall success, if measured in dollars, hinged in great part upon the two star lots, both of which performed surprisingly well.
As with the Velib' bike-sharing program, Autolib' would enable drivers to rent cars from one of 700 planned lots, both under and above ground, and drop them off at any other lot.
Mr. Chatham said that zoning, more than landmark designation, had affected the look of Crosby Street, at least the vacant lots: "Both sides of Crosby are in a manufacturing zone, which prohibits new residential construction, and the plots are too small for commercial construction," except for the hotels, like Mr. Balasz's.
Cities like Bordeaux, Lille, Lyon, Nice and Toulouse count for a lot, both economically and politically.
I learned quite a lot, both in the classroom and beyond it.
We have achieved a lot, both as a club and as individuals.
He had seen a lot, both in Vietnam and in life in general".
"People respect him a lot, both for what he does and as a man.
"I think about it a lot, both good and bad memories.
"We can feel we grew up a lot, both of us.
Both cost a lot, both depend on the children of wealthy people to attend, both pay their headmasters large salaries.
