Sentence examples for skipped both from inspiring English sources
Petty skipped both Winston Cup races at the Loudon, N. H., track last year.
Mr. Booker, meanwhile, has largely stayed away; he skipped both endorsement press conferences.
Commendable, though, withstood late challenges from three well-regarded closers: Aptitude, who ran second in the Derby; Unshaded, who skipped both the Derby and the Preakness; and Wheelaway, who ran fifth in the Derby but skipped the Preakness.
He has skipped both of this year's meetings of the National Governors Association, and when he took a vacation in August, he traveled only so far as the Hamptons.
John R. Christy, an atmospheric scientist at the University of Alabama who has long publicly questioned projections of dangerous global warming, most recently at a House committee hearing last month, said he had skipped both Heartland conferences to avoid the potential for "guilt by association".
In particular, he skipped both her birthday and their anniversary this past year.
Hikers looking for more of a challenge may want to skip both the Bow Falls Trail and the tramway ride to brave the steep hiking trail up the side of Sulphur Mountain.
I skip both in favour of The Congress, a wild and woolly sci-fi drama from Israeli animator Ari Folman, and Fruitvale Station, a true-crime tale that played well at Sundance.
He takes nine classes, fences every day after school and plays violin in a county orchestra, and said he sometimes skips both breakfast (to get 15 minutes extra sleep) and lunch (if he has multiple tests).
In these dog-crazed times, you could probably skip both the president and the doctor — especially if you throw an adoring retriever or a bug-eyed terrier on the cover.
NBC followed suit on Monday by saying it would also skip both pageants, which it co-owns with Mr Trump, and would not welcome the Republican presidential candidate back to host The Celebrity Apprentice upon its scheduled return next season.
