Sentence examples for that established both from inspiring English sources

By 2008, the writer-director and star had overcome their initial reluctance to film a sequel to "Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy," the fan-cherished comedy that established both men on Hollywood's star map.

And always there are the small, potent gestures for the arms that establish both formal pattern and dramatic nuance.

This review focuses on material platforms that establish both localized and controlled gene silencing, with emphasis on the systems that show most promise for clinical translation.

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Minors in Music and in Music, Science, and Technology provide the student with a core of essential Music courses in the disciplines that establish both a foundation for informed appreciation of music and a basis for more advanced study, should the student wish to pursue it.

For years, he sold CDs by local producers at ZZK, the Buenos Aires party that established digital cumbiaas both a local scene and global sound in the mid-2000s.

His cookbook, published in 1911, is an up from slavery narrative that establishes Estes as both a sophisticated world traveler and a friend to the domestic servant.

But more importantly, his run for the presidency brought us together as a national community and helped us to discuss and acknowledge our slavery-based national roots that established -- both literally and figuratively -- the foundations of our government.

We also propose a dual distributed-centralized tracker that establishes central tracks with both fuzzy clustering and an adaptive α β filter and fuses the resulting tracks.

Lehman Ortega believes that established firms should both exploit their existing business models and improve them through incremental innovation and have the courage to explore new business models that could be disruptive.

"I take what I can get, I'm English," he later tells Jonathan, a brilliant line that establishes at a stroke both his pessimism and hers.