Sentence examples for missing both the from inspiring English sources

South Africa have already lost the series to Alastair Cook's tourists, with their frontline fast bowler missing both the drawn second Test in Cape Town and England's victory in Johannesburg which gave them an unassailable 2-0 lead.

Interestingly, when missing both the best and worst 40 days in that 1990 to 2008 period the investment returns were still better than the buy and hold only by a small amount, but better.

Last month I purchased a blender from K-Mart, then returned it when I realized it was missing both the "Grate" and "Liquefy" buttons.

The only statistically significant difference between those who were missing both the API decision-making and API information-seeking scores (n = 77) and those who were not missing both is in ethnicity.

Missing both the past and the present, "Town & Country" doesn't seem to be in touch with much of anything.

When that goes missing, both the currency and the club tend to suffer and Germany is foremost among the losers.

Your April 5 editorial "The President Steps In" misses both the practical and moral point of the necessary solution.

If the signal failed, I missed both the calls and the voicemails that followed.

William Saletan's review of my book, "The Political Mind" (June 22), misses both the science and the point of the book.

Mr. Esposito told the graduates that he missed both the visual world and the college he had left behind.

When he missed both, the Nets compounded the mistake when the Sonics went on the fast break.