Sentence examples for training as both from inspiring English sources

Samuel Freilich had received training as both a lawyer and a rabbi in Czechoslovakia, but he did not speak English and he knew he did not have time to resurrect his legal career.

Training as both a physician and an anthropologist, Kim went on to become a shake-'em-up kind of interloper in the tradition of Harvard's Clay Christensen and his merry band of disrupters.

Both institutions conduct vocational training, as well.

They apply to research training as well.

You should get onsite training as well.

For both trains as well as coaches the price of a one way long distance ticket (e.g. Lisbon to the Algarve) is around 20 Euro.

The study of ki is a critical component of aikido, and its study defies categorization as either "physical" or "mental" training, as it encompasses both.

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

Govan views the suspended train as both an emblem and a civic monument.

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.