Sentence examples for might do both from inspiring English sources
Or, like the Japanese art star Takashi Murakami, he might do both.
You might love them, you might hate them; even better you might do both.
Having booked her for two hours, I suggested that we might do both.
Perhaps it might do both: expanding forever so far as space is concerned while all the mass in the universe falls to a common location.
If you were really good you might do both and end up with something like new French pop arrival Petite Meller.
"Would you like to interview me, or do you want to do the role-playing?" Having booked her for two hours, I suggested that we might do both.
Human Genome Sciences Inc., one of the companies leading the international race to map the entire human genome, has won a patent for a gene that might one day do both.
In the short term, the insistence on ring-fencing Medicare and Social Security has left Democrats defending a system that often just ends up redistributing money from the younger middle class to the older middle class while accepting caps on programs that might do more (both directly and indirectly) to help downscale Americans get ahead.
It might do so both by interfering with protein balance in muscle fibres and by activating satellite cells, but for the latter there is still little information in adult muscles.
In May, Ms. Saint John and Travis Kalanick, an Uber founder and then chief executive, spent eight hours at Ms. Huffington's home in Los Angeles, discussing what she might do for the company, both grand and simple.
Mr. Herring might do well to transfer both the choosing and the consequences of that choice to his son, who would most likely be grateful for the power and independence thus entrusted to him.
