Sentence examples for been spelled both as from inspiring English sources

The name has been spelled both as Xenu and Xemu.

In an op-ed piece published in The New York Times on June 18, Ms. Karman, whose first name in Arabic has been spelled as both Tawakkol and Tawakul, characterized President Saleh's regime as a corrupt failure, and she urged the United States to quit supporting him even though he has portrayed himself as indispensable to the American effort to eliminate Al Qaeda operatives in Yemen.

Although the house and the park are known by the name "Bramall", both have been spelled as "Bramhall", "Bramal" and other variations over the years.

In India, Mr. Yeshi, whose first name has also been spelled as Jamphel and Jamyang, is the third protester to self-immolate.

In the past, it has been spelled as I. angelicus (Lessem and Glut, 1993) and I. anglicum (Holl, 1829 emend. Bronn, 1850).

"It's a contract that has to be spelled out as much as possible," she said.

An inquest at North London Coroner's Court heard her name had been spelt as "Irngard" instead of Irmgard.

Don't care so much about how words are spelt as much as what they sound like.

(The name of the port is spelled traditionally as Pusan, but sometimes as Busan).

For some reason, "Track" is spelled incorrectly as "Trek" but don't let that dissuade you.

Often, it is spelled out as a job description.