But neither of them are Napoleon.
He answered neither of the letters.
I could answer neither of the questions.
In general neither of these situations is realized.
Now was neither of them adept at using maps.
I never much believed in neither of them.
Given this situation, neither of these guys is Napoleon.
There is no reason for us to be enemies. Neither of us seeks the territory of the other; neither of us seeks domination over the other; neither of us seeks to stretch out our hands and rule the world.
Your two of a kind, neither of you care about detail nor domestics.
In my view, neither of these two perspectives fully captures the concept of a true self.
There were no coal fires in the house and neither of them had ever smoked.
Treatments for insomnia include medications and lifestyle changes, neither of which appeal to some people.
Now, neither of us make any claim to having invented the term design thinking.
In another instant the two women separate; neither of their direction is toward him.
He took the magazine back, and neither of them mentioned it again.
Gauging overall public response is a matter of either guesswork or metrics analytics, neither of which are our particular specialty.
Cut holes in the middle of both books, string them by a metal ring, neither of them can be read.
Ex. : None of the three sons show any good prospect, and neither of the two daughters are fair ladies.
But notice that if we say this, if we say neither of these guys, despite having Napoleon's personality, neither of these guys is Napoleon, then the personality theory of personal identity is false.
Then tell her you only do it because neither of you will do that thing he likes.
Me and Mureil felt extremely anxious, because if the store had a camera, then neither of us can survive.
So far neither of the two Sudanese citizens wanted by the ICC have been charged in Sudan.
Since neither of them had ever done any advertising on television before that, they all held their own views.
"Yes," said Jim, who didn't seem embarrassed. He took the magazine back, and neither of them mentioned it again.
Nor of men sought we glory, neither of you, nor yet of others, when we might have been burdensome, as the apostles of Christ.
There are at least two different ways of looking at the concept of originality, and neither of these ways is mutually exclusive as proposed by the above statement.
What's more, the nature of rural education should be the primary education and vocational education, neither of them can be emphasize at the expense of the other.
The real offence was not the accumulation of vast riches (Mr Khodorkovsky) or the stench of corruption (Mr Luzhkov), neither of which upsets the government.
However, there are obvious defects in such provisions. One of them is that neither of a blank promissory note or a blank draft is permitted.
If just one of the pulses - or neither of them - resonates with the strip then it remains in its existing vibrational state.
But neither of the old people had arrived, and it was not till the sons were almost tired of waiting that their parents entered.
For a few moments neither of them spoke, and the silence was broken only by the sound of the concubine clearing her throat in the room above.
Then throw down a rubber shower mat - the material will give you traction so neither of you will slip and fall.
We had ashtrays in our house when I was a kid, even though neither of my parents smoked. You had to for guests.
Although my girlfriend didn't want to stay the night, we stayed up late because neither of us was at work the next day.
A family is not poor only because there isn't enough money; they are poor because neither of these creations serves them. This, too, must be counted.
After that first attempt neither of them felt like trying again, but they had paid for the hotel room and did not want to waste.
None of us is a painter, nor can we depict the scene of the other side of the world, neither of us is good at speaking, nor can we describe the situation at the other end of the phone.
We knew each other so well. We never argued, not really; perhaps it was because neither of us wanted to hurt the other. We both knew enough hurt had done already, that more would only widen the rift between us and neither of us wanted that.
Although we think of establishing the home directory for a document at the moment of creation or when we first save it, neither of these events is meaningful outside of the implementation model.
The orbit of the earth around the sun is eccentric because the orbit is slightly elliptical and so has effectively has two centres (neither of them the centre of the sun).
And the city had no need of the sun, neither of the moon, to shine in it: for the glory of God did lighten it, and the Lamb is the light thereof.
Because neither of us knew which of us would be hurt more if Perot got back in, and we both wanted his support if he didn't, each campaign sent a high-level team to meet with him.
All the same, neither of these "facts on the ground" will bring clarity to investors, even if their market behaviour in the tail-end of 2016 suggests they hope and expect otherwise.
Both Red Cross banners were soon fluttering in the light breeze of early autumn but neither of them was near the school's back entrance. The second banner had been placed over Mr. Pan's own door.
And an aging teacher schemes to make a match of her son and a favorite pupil from the past, neither of whom has ever shown an interest in marriage.
History records that Akhenaten married both the famous Nefertiti (above) and a woman named Kiya (next photo), but neither of these two women was ever said to be his sister.
"I said, how ridiculous is that - they've got to be taking something," said Mr. Rice, who takes Zocor for high cholesterol and hydrochlorothiazide for high blood pressure, neither of which is banned.
Charged with murder - the boy's mother and her boyfriend, neither of whom can be named for legal reasons, and a second man, Jason Owen, who was a lodger in the house.
"Well you see Sir, I'm a married man," said the Cabby. "if my wife was here neither of us would ever want to go back to London, I reckon."
