Example sentences of "[v-ing] [adv] [prep] both " in BNC.

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1 Indonesia is a core area contributing significantly to both production and cash flow and accounting for approximately 46 per cent of the Group 's reserves .
2 This was the theory that it kept a Long Kesh compound filled with loyalists as a propaganda exercise to impress observers outside Ulster that it was acting impartially towards both the British loyalist and the Irish republican community .
3 One Saturday morning , some two weeks after Mrs Frizzell 's encounter with Mrs Stych , Mr Frizzell was seated at his office desk in a glassed-in area above the garage proper , from whence he could see all that was going on at both back and front of his property .
4 Going back to both Standlake and erm Wheatley
5 The phasing out of both personal and non-structural tax allowances would allow a government to reduce the standard rate of tax to between 12p and 15p in the pound .
6 Whilst it is necessary to commence with an idea or concept , it is important to evaluate it at the earliest possible time , and thus the procedure is to commence testing by moving briefly into both the analysis and scheming phases .
7 The insignificant flap switch is just behind the chunky throttles with their redundant rotating twist-grips for the gunsight 's rangefinder and thumb-operated rocker switch for the six-segment airbrakes rotating out of both upper and lower wing surfaces .
8 the end of the football season is on the horizon … and time is running out for both Oxford and Swindon … this weekend they 're both at home
9 I opened my eyes and realised the barge had only half-turned and we were now running parallel to both the island and the shore .
10 She was still breathing evenly upon both bottle and net , when suddenly the net expanded and then deflated with an abrupt whooshing sound .
11 Could the slave-plantation economy bear the double cost of investing heavily in both mechanisation and slave workers ?
12 Mr Prescott said : ‘ I am delighted that I will be working closely with both Cyril Bleasdale and Alex Lynch in creating successor bodies to ScotRail . ’
13 Mr Prescott said : ‘ This complicated task is a great challenge and I am delighted that I will be working closely with both Cyril Bleasdale and Alex Lynch in creating successor bodies to ScotRail . ’
14 ( paras 9.19–9.20 ; our italics ) ‘ Security ’ and ‘ control ’ are hardly novel concepts , figuring significantly in both the orthodox account and in Fitzgerald and Sim 's ‘ crisis of containment ’ .
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