Sentence examples for bore both from inspiring English sources
Some correspondence she cited bore both names, as sender and recipient.
Before his death, Uncle Ernest was broke and ill, and he bore both misfortunes with ill grace.
The Chinese were puzzled that the cigarette packages Nixon's aides passed out bore both the presidential seal and the surgeon-general's health warning.
The card game seemed to bore both parties; the dance solos expressed no particular tensions that we might have imagined going on behind the card-playing.
Such was the closeness of their collaboration that it is not always easy to recall which works bore both names, which just that of Marx, and which just Engels.
("Marciano missed with the right, trun the left, and Moore stepped inside it," my private eye, a trainer named Whitey Bimstein, said next day, confirming my diagnosis, and the film of the fight bore both of us out).
Centers bear both tactical burdens and physical responsibilities.
Recent sales seem to bear both theories out.
In a seeming contradiction, Mr. Suozzi's budget message will bear both bad news and good news.
Frequently, Mr. Towe said, this variety will bear both fall colors, with red foliage on top and yellow underneath.
Filberts bear both male and female flowers on the same tree, but they will not pollinate themselves.
