Sentence examples for times both of from inspiring English sources

So The Times and Sunday Times, both of which are owned by News Corp., are trying something different.

Other times, both of them lying back in the semi-dark, her mother had told tales about the foster homes where she'd been raised.

Jones seems to have remained on good terms with Goude, even though their relationship sounded extremely fiery and mutually dysfunctional – at times both of them provoking each other to violence.

She was the daughter of the late Florence and Walter Stettheimer of Atherton, CA, the sister of the late Barbara S. Adler and the sister-in-law of the late Major General Julius Ochs Adler, Vice President and General Manager of The New York Times, both of New York City.

If the best eaters were simply the obvious ones — like 6-foot-8-inch, 400-pound Ed (Cookie) Jarvis, who wears a window-curtain-size painted overcoat listing all his eating titles — then any extended treatment would flirt with overkill, no matter the writer, and at times both of these books read like overweight magazine articles.

The list of his superlative writing for women includes his memorable portraits of the Pankhurst family in Shoulder to Shoulder (1974), for which he wrote three scripts, catching the spirit of the times – both of the story and the 1970s when they were written.

Championship Game: Hardwick vs. Thurber — Both were fixtures in the literary world of their times, both masters of tone and style.

By that time, both of them wanted a divorce.

"Over time, both of them may feed off each other".

From time to time, both of the men glanced at her profile in the firelight.

At about this time, both of his parents died of heart disease.