Example sentences of "both [verb] [prep] [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Alain pulled her head to his shoulder and they both gazed at the portrait .
2 The shirt-maker gave up her job , and they both lived on the pattern-maker 's relatively high pay .
3 According to foreign correspondents in Beijing , China 's " elder statesman " leader Deng Xiaoping , and the disgraced former party leader Zhao Ziyang , were both absent from the platform .
4 The woman 's sister made an appointment for both to go to a birth control clinic , but in the end neither attended .
5 Hellman recalls that they were both toying with the idea of a western and talked to Corman about the finance .
6 ‘ The trendiest dude in all Hong Kong ! ’ drawled Tony , and they both tumbled into the living-room in each other 's arms , laughing like mad at their old joke .
7 who did not appear below , and Ross Taylor ( both assigned by the Registrar of Criminal Appeals ) for the appellant Christou .
8 Two misunderstandings at least were caused by the initial use of ‘ passive resistance ’ to describe the principle f non-violent action , and both arose from the way in which the phrase was associated with the actions of the suffragettes. the first misunderstanding was that non-violent action was regarded as a weapon of the weak .
9 ‘ This produced a pretty farcical scene really with us both stopped on the track , but I managed to get away and hang on for second .
10 Both communicate via a docking station , slim docking module , a mobile communications adaptor , ‘ the same size as a fag packet ’ , and a range of modems .
11 As they ran out of the house into the sunshine they both skidded to a halt .
12 Both concentrate on the politics of local government , but both also stress how any explanation of local politics must look outside the formal political processes which operate around local political parties and the Council Chamber .
13 They both knelt on the carpet and peered at the large magazine , turning the pages .
14 ( b ) The DEC PDP-11 ( Bell , Cady , McFarland , Delagi , O'Laughlin , Noonan , and Wulf 1970 ; DEC 1972b ) and Data General Nova ( Data General 1971 ; Townsend 1975 , Chapter 8 ) , more recent 16-bit mini-computers , both appearing in the period 1970–1 .
15 However , while ‘ care package ’ and ‘ care planning ’ both appear in the glossary to this document , ‘ care programme ’ is conspicuous by its absence .
16 Women who stay and work through their partner 's betrayal may , says Penny Mansfield , regain trust in time if they both grow from the experience and become different people .
17 Both fit within a view of society in which men are heads of families .
18 Once when we were both contributing to The Year 's Work in English Studies ( he on Renaissance drama ) , I met him in the library and expressed anxiety about the deadline .
19 Their aircraft , Z3036 and Z2904 , both crashed into the sea ; Kennett got out and was seen by Sqn.Ldr .
20 Lining is a must except for sheers — and interlining recommended for insulating — both keeping in the heat and keeping out any cold air — cutting down noise and dirt absorption .
21 They 're both looking through the window , are n't ya ?
22 For a moment they were both looking at the gold band on Emilia 's wedding-finger .
23 Suddenly realising that she no longer had their attention , and that they were both listening to a woman 's voice loudly exclaiming from outside , she lamely tailed off .
24 Both act as a barrier against the elements in winter , but are rather unsuitable choices for summer .
25 Both worry about the fishing villages whose livelihood has been commercial whaling .
26 Police say the raider 's van and the antique dealer 's car were both seen at a service station near Manchester last night , so the crime could have been planned .
27 The Doctor bought some roast chestnuts and both nibbled at the snack .
28 The two heavies spin round to see four lethal-looking blacks gliding swiftly from the limousine , and they both freeze for a second like cowboys ready to draw .
29 More important for the present discussion , however , was the spatial variability in both support for the strike over the full period and the rate of the drift back to work .
30 This may have been an open-ended shop with timber uprights based on the blocks , so providing both support for the gable end and a frame into which wooden shutters could be fitted when the shop was closed ( see Catterick , p. 114 ) .
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