Sentence examples for made both at from inspiring English sources

Chronic pain tends not to go away, and changes may have to be made both at work and at play.

We need to establish accountability measures for the commitments states have made both at ICPD and under international human rights law.

In the Lee case, an 800-page classified report by the Justice Department has just been completed detailing the mistakes made both at the F.B.I. and at the Justice Department in the way they handled investigation.

She raised her son and daughter on her own (she was divorced when her children were young), and she is more than aware of the compromises made both at work and at home.

Local concentration profile measurements are made both at the centre and wall of the tube.

During this period attempts were made both at signing a renewed agreement and acceptance of proposals on water sharing and augmentation but there was little progress.

"I wish I could have made both the plays, or at least one," Byrd said.

That has been underlined by comments made both by Kirby at the State Department and senior EU officials and diplomats.

Still, Rousseau comments that if "[f]orced to combat nature or the social institutions, one must choose between making a man or a citizen, for one cannot make both at the same time" (Ibid, 39).

Mr. Bedell made both wines at Bedell Cellars in Cutchogue; the grapes were cultivated at Corey Creek, its sister estate in Southold.

He made both shots, tying it at 62-62 and forcing overtime.