Sentence examples for occasions in both from inspiring English sources
On several occasions in both 2011 and 2012, WikiLeaks was prevented from remaining online by cyber-attacks.
On at least two occasions (in both June and December of 2017), Trump tried to fire Mueller, only for alarmed aides to dissuade him.
Certainly McLeod did hold the ball for about 12 seconds after gaining possession on two separate occasions, in both the 58th minute and the 61st.
It was the first time since September 1996 that Iraq had fired at the aircraft patrolling the "no flight" zone over northern Iraq, though there have been several occasions in both the north and the south when Iraqi air defenses had aimed radar beams at them.
Kvitova broke serve on three occasions in both the first and second sets, and will next face 29th seed Roberta Vinci.
"And I'd like to see Adam and James compete against each other on many occasions in both the 100m and 200m because developing a rivalry will help them both improve their speed.
If an asymptomatic patient were diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at both occasions (in-hospital and at follow-up) the GP was contacted by phone and asked to confirm the diagnosis and initiate lifestyle changes and medical treatment according to national guidelines.
He's always on, and he has just the right remark for every occasion in both English and Spanish.
The Untouchables faced two major challenges last weekend, and by rising to the occasion in both find themselves in first place.
I've written about them before, on more than one occasion, in both the peer-reviewed literature and here; cried out for them from any podium I'm granted; and established a non-profit foundation devoted entirely to making them available.
The other musical occasions depicted in both pictures and written accounts were equally functional: stirring incitements to military zeal, soothing accompaniments to communal or solitary labour, heightening aids to dramatic spectacles, and enlivening backgrounds to social gatherings that involved either singing or dancing or both.
