Sentence examples for say for both from inspiring English sources

"I would say for both of us it was really the beginning of a truly astounding period of creativity, and of entree into another level of the art world," she said.

Yet that's easier to say for both the director and the author when neither of their works truly investigated the downstream health impacts of Theranos' false positives and false negatives.

But I'd say for both things, in terms of mental health and LGBTQ issues, a large part of the book for us was making sure that the characters didn't have all the right answers.

One thing I can say for both Netflix and DirecTV, the catering and craft service for both is superb, because these folks know that the first rule of film production is FEED YOUR CREW WELL!

GST kappa-like enzymes do not preserve these cysteines and in fact have a "CxxC" motif that is much more similar to that of S/C-GSTs; that is to say, for both the kappas and the S/C major subgroup, the first position of the motif is often occupied by a serine.

The views of Webb, Simpson and others were given some support by Cardiff University research last week, which found that impartiality was interpreted as providing equal say for both sides rather than in-depth scrutiny by experts or commentators.

Woolly thyme is a favorite, he said, for both appearance and texture.

Not really, he said, for both are concerned with trying to get a piece of music to come to life.

Mr. Arafat was to blame, he said, for both the roadblocks and Israel's refusal to turn over tax revenue.

How did it feel, in that car? "On top of the world," Mr. Rathke said, for both of them.

Ideally that creates excitement, she said, for both teachers and students that shows "we're not just here to raise test scores".