Sentence examples for right with both from inspiring English sources
And Sheffield is a star of the episode in its own right, with both the surrounding Peak District and the city's industrial heritage featuring heavily.
In a debate that is all too often dominated by Twitter-fuelled orthodoxies of left and right, with both sides displaying decreasing interest in evidence-based policymaking, Mortimore's is a data-rich work.
Sneijder struck in the 53rd minute from just outside the penalty area with a right-footed blast that Japan goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima seemed to have covered as he dived to his right with both gloves extended toward the ball.
Successful apps that have generated many reviews and comments in the Play Store or on iTunes seem to have done something right with both product and marketing.
However, it seems to us that Aston got the intangibles right with both the exquisite look of the Vanquish (see one in person and your heart will get stuck in your throat) and the perfect thrum of the engine.
Even the phenomenological Drude formula is ( {varepsilon}_Mleft omega right)=1-{omega}_p^2/left({omega}^2+iomega /tau right) ) with both ω p and τ specified so that it is supposed to be valid only for real ω [4].
His platform involved ideas of both online connectivity and transparency of government, and this could (if done right) dovetail with both those promises.
There are many things we cannot do alone, but we can definitely get them done with the right partnerships both with the private sector and government.
Ritchie's neutral position proved vital when approaching the thorny issue of the broadcasting rights, with both BT and Sky signing conflicting deals in summer 2012.
I think everyone comes out of this as a winner". Ritchie's neutral position proved vital when approaching the thorny issue of the broadcasting rights, with both BT and Sky signing conflicting deals in summer 2012.
Whoa! Word on the street is that Spielberg's DreamWorks studio is trying to acquire the movie rights, with both the games and the various novels serving as source material.
