Example sentences of "and both [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ They both insist that there was no way in which their hostess could have been poisoned before their very eyes — and both the parlourmaid and the cook swear that she did n't take anything afterwards . |
| 2 | All voters ' hands will be dyed with indelible ink , and both the vote and the count will be conducted locally . |
| 3 | And both the UK catalogue shop chain , Argos , and BAT 's paper businesses , Wiggins Teape and Appleton , will be floated as separate companies . |
| 4 | And both the UK catalogue shop chain , Argos , and BAT 's paper businesses , Wiggins Teape and Appleton , will be floated as separate companies . |
| 5 | If demand reaches the 2.25 oversubscription level , and both the foreign and institutional clawbacks are triggered , UK personal investors would qualify for nearly 44 per cent of the entire float — around 1,000 million shares . |
| 6 | Then , by birth and by upbringing , he offers in his own person a connection between the Czechoslovakia now beginning to resume its history after 20 years in the deep freeze and both the pre-war Republic and the experiment in state socialism that followed liberation from the Nazis . |
| 7 | They would be in the North Kent grazing marshes , an extension to the South Downs ESA , the Hampshire Avon Valley , the River Burn catchment in Northern Ireland , the North Staffordshire Moors , the whole of Anglesey , the Forest of Bowland near Preston , Orkney and Shetland , and both the Inner and Outer Hebrides . |
| 8 | The important physico-chemical properties of the plasterwork were identified and both the analytical procedures and the correlations among the various parameters ( thermal expansion coefficient , thermal conductivity , vapour permeability , strata adhesion , cohesiveness , strength etc ) were explained , as well as the conditions for its reinforcement and reconstruction . |
| 9 | Peck was a popular man , and both the force and the populace wanted him to stay , so they registered their complaint of his dismissal by way of a petition . |
| 10 | And both the American westward and the Russian eastward expansion had , of course , the same destination : the Orient . |
| 11 | The Republican tradition lasted into the Empire : ancestor portraits were carried at the funerals of early imperial princes and notables , and both the imperial family and the surviving nobility continued to stress , and indeed enhance , their origins and virtues . |
| 12 | Of course , not all who attend a clinic have guilty secrets , and it is often useful for the doctor and both the sexual partners to have a joint consultation . |
| 13 | fur the mouse egg there are no axes and both the antero-posterior and dorso-ventral are specified , in a manner which is not yet understood , during development . |
| 14 | This takes place in strong winds and both the Mistral and Funboard divisions use it . |
| 15 | The first team produced by the Arsenal-sponsored scheme did not disappoint , and he urged the introduction of professional coaching into youth clubs and both the public and local authority schools . |
| 16 | Even placed amongst its own kind in the very best environment , the tips of the leaves soon browned and both the shininess and perkiness that had enticed me to buy the plant were wilting with each day . |
| 17 | Many teachers argue that the more important things that they are concerned with , the ‘ something more ’ , are qualities that can not be measured by tests of competence ; if teaching is geared to what can be measured , objectives in other words , then these important qualities will be omitted and both the teaching and students will be the poorer . |
| 18 | During the past two years alone , reports in a series of highly respected scientific journals , including The Journal of the American Chemical Society , Science , and both The British Medical Journal and The British Dental Journal , have warned that individuals are receiving fluoride from a growing number of sources and that too much fluoride can be harmful . |
| 19 | The ground will be the first all-grassed cricketing venue in Spain , and both the installation of an irrigation system and the seeding of the site have been carried out by the members themselves . |
| 20 | The interface has been tested with the BBC RS423 port , the Cambridge Computers Z88 and both the Amstrad PC 1640 and PPC 512 computers . |
| 21 | Many of the towns in the middle are mixed , like Kupres , scene of some of the worst fighting this week , and both the Serbs and Croats want to get their hands on them . |
| 22 | 11am : The Government decks are cleared for the announcement , and both the Palace and the Archbishop of Canterbury are kept fully informed . |
| 23 | A specialist examination for insolvency practitioners is already in place and both the Tax and IT faculties are in various stages of consultation about setting their own exams . |
| 24 | And when nothing further was wanting the limbs began to move and unite themselves together , and both the maidens opened their eyes and were once more alive . |
| 25 | The violinist was a heavy , dark-skinned girl from South America , and both the girls had graduated from the Florence conservatory the previous year , according to the programme notes … |
| 26 | The last two centuries have brought a variety of attempts in theology to cope with these questions , and both the alternatives bequeathed by Lessing have been followed . |
| 27 | As anticipated by the RLD , the cabin floor was disrupted and both the flying controls and some of the engine controls were seriously affected . |
| 28 | These devices protected the integrity of the inheritance , and both the patronage of the crown and the wealth won from war enabled many inheritances to grow larger in the course of Edward III 's reign . |
| 29 | The nobility readily supported the king 's ‘ just quarrel ’ , but at the same time their military importance was greatly enhanced , the financial relationship between the king and the nobles moved substantially in favour of the nobles , and both the profits of war and the generosity of the crown enabled them to extend and safeguard their inheritances . |
| 30 | Congress had willingly surrendered its prerogatives in the foreign policy field and both the media and the academic community had generally applauded the development . |