Sentence examples for made from both from inspiring English sources

The ropes were made from both natural and artificial fibers.

Yarns are made from both natural and synthetic fibre, in filament or staple form.

Mr. Mehlman said he had been thinking for some time that "a strong argument could be made from both the freedom and the family values perspective".

A test run this semester (one assignment) ended up in an interesting selection, from paper to glue, pastels and crayons, cast soap and sugar, and even bio-plastics made from both milk and potato starch.

Mr Ross guesses that, worldwide, the total available profits to be made from both sorts of arbitrage the returns in excess of what one might expect, given the risk amount to less than $50 billion, a tiny sum compared with the amounts sloshing around world financial markets.

Inspired by his namesake, Iceberg Slim — "There were a thousand pimps on the street but I liked Iceberg because he was able to articulate the life," he writes — Ice-T offers a sociology of crime made from both clichés and insightful morsels (as when the rapper studiously explicates the difference between gangbanging and hustling: in short, power versus money).

His house, from the 1840's, made from granite both outside and inside, still exists at 69 Delafield Place.

Six said that Euglena use ATP made from sunlight both on the exam and in the interview.

The textural contrast between the two doughs, both made from the same base, is extraordinary.

The Latino sample, and any inferences made from it, is both unreliable and biased.

Each plate has two parts, both made from high-quality plate glass.