Sentence examples for trained as both from inspiring English sources

A native of Spain, Mr. Calatrava trained as both an engineer and an architect.

Dr. Kim, 49, trained as both a physician and an anthropologist, receiving his M.D. and Ph.D. from Harvard University.

Harding, who had trained as both a literary critic and a psychologist, thought that this view of Austen missed what was most interesting about her.

Indeed, for Mr. Woodger, who like many acousticians is trained as both a classical musician and an engineer, the greatest thrill of the SoundLab is getting back to the sound itself.

His own artistic preferences could be deduced from the fact that his wife, Josephine LowhomCorry, whemarriedrrind in 1957, had trained as both a ballerina and an opera singer, and they visited the Wagner festival at Bayreuth on their honeymoon.

(Smith) Galleries: SoHo ★ Brandon Ballengée: 'Collapse: The Cry of Silent Forms' (through July 31) Although Mr. Ballengée, trained as both an artist and a biologist, and has been a presence in and around the New York City art scene for several years, this is his first big local gallery solo, and it's a strong one.

You must train as often as possible.

Both were trained as conventional theorists, both saw the richness of the newer materials and how the mathematical tools they were familiar with could be taken over to the study of this new class of materials.

Both were originally trained as psychoanalysts, and both described their dissatisfaction with traditional psychoanalysis as the reason they sought to develop new approaches to treating depression, anxiety, and related problems.

Fighter pilot He trained as a fighter pilot both at RAF Cranwell in the UK and in the US.

Both Leven and Bick trained as dancers, but both eventually moved on to other careers.