Sentence examples for take to both from inspiring English sources

Pirelli have had a lot of problems this year, but to me they made the wrong choice of tyres to take to both Korea at the beginning of October - when they were heavily criticised by Alonso and Mark Webber - and India.

The 100-page report aims to establish a baseline for the risks of NCDs, measure their prevalence, examine the progress various countries are making in dealing with NCDs, and outline what steps countries can take to both prevent and combat NCDs.

Sarah Blackford, head of education and public affairs at the Society for Experimental Biology in the United Kingdom, welcomes the pilot study but would like to see the report dig further into the various forms academic permanent employment could take, to both better define the sample of respondents and clarify the positions they wished to hold in academia.

Although taken to both the theatre and ballet, there was little music in the house.

She takes to both the family and the business with zealous fealty.

From Duchamp Ray learned about Dadaism and Surrealism and took to both.

Lord Alan Sugar's right hand man nonetheless took to both the ITV show – and the tabloid subject of speculation – earlier today.

Bolsen, however, is confident that Cool Planet, founded in 2009, has what it takes to both foment environmental change and grow into a thriving business.

Afterwards the post-tests were taken to both groups and after 3 months a follow up test was taken.

Viewers took to both shows with such surprising vigor that well-written, adult contemporary drama was in sudden demand.

The crippling uncertainty of defining yourself regardless of how the world might peg you is taken to both beautiful and terrifying new heights in this gem.