Sentence examples for of both establishments from inspiring English sources

James Polsky, 37, the managing partner of both establishments, said he learned his lesson the hard way.

Their opposite fates, the owners of both establishments say, illustrate the arbitrariness of the rules set off by the shutdown.

"I did some paintings for the Connaught Hotel and Paddy [McKillen, the owner of both establishments] gave me a studio in return.

The fried-chicken war ensued after Chicken Annie's tried to have the county road that runs in front of both establishments named Chicken Annie's Road.

"I've been thinking about where food comes from for years and years, and where is it all going," Mary Cleaver, the owner of both establishments, said.

As I mentioned, for example, Jeb Bush might seek to win the support of both establishment Republicans and the party's moderate wing — or Mr. Rubio might hope to win the support of the establishment Republicans and the Tea Party.

A lot of both establishment and popular anger in the aftermath of the riots has focused on the uncontested ceding of territory – for example, the hands-off policing which allowed looters to have the run of Wood Green shopping centre – and it's possible to imagine the disillusionment of older generations of NME readers (and writers) taking on a similar form.

And in an era of ideological division, Bryce's bid has earned the backing of both establishment-aligned groups like NARAL Pro-Choice aserica and End Citizens United, as well as Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).

Finally, a recent study that examined horticultural sales catalogs from 1887 to 1930 found a significant relationship between the number of years that a plant species was offered for sale and the probability of both establishment and invasion (Pemberton and Liu 2009).

Propagule pressure, the number of individuals of a particular species arriving in a recipient region, is an important determinant of both establishment and invasion success (Lockwood et al. 2005; Simberloff 2009) and will increase as the number or frequency of trade pathways rises in species proficient at human-assisted dispersal (Chapple et al. 2012a).

Time and Newsweek are competing for who gets the best coverage of the device both establishments hope will revitalize their industry.