Sentence examples for rose both from inspiring English sources
Genscher's standing rose both at home and abroad.
And when I rose both caffeinated and buzzed, I was, to my shock, completely satiated.
And as Cripps rose, both Bryce Gibbs and skipper Murphy dropped off in their midfield output.
Washington, D.C., was the only city where prices rose both in March and over the last year.
Leverage rose, both fueling and fueled by housing bubbles (and, in Europe, the false confidence fostered by the creation of the euro).
Leader's research is prodigious — this volume carries only through 1964, when, at the age of forty-nine, Bellow rose both to fame and fortune thanks to "Herzog" — but the deployment of knowledge never feels gratuitous.
If two players own the Small Cap fund, and it rises, both benefit.
In the United States, claims against directors have been rising both in number and in size.
At Burrowbridge the water level is continuing to rise both in the river and on roads and in properties.
So property taxes may have to rise, both to raise money and in the interest of fairness.
They say prices will rise both for consumers and for businesses like theirs, which piggyback on the BT network.
