Sentence examples for both dear from inspiring English sources
"They're both dear friends of mine".
Richard Nixon and George McGovern: both dear friends.
At Uni, I was reintroduced to religion by an Australian, Peter Thomson; and introduced to politics by another, Geoff Gallop, both dear friends to this day.
He takes us through Levi's early years in Turin, an industrial city rooted in its own ways, famous for its distinctive dialect and foods (both dear to Levi).
I hope I can bend the rules and have two, Rose Tremain and Richard Holmes – one a novelist, the other a biographer, both dear friends who keep my spirits high.
(Didn't she ever see "Klute," in which Jane Fonda established that it takes all kinds?) Ethan Cohn is both dear and intriguing as the maritally troubled but unfailingly professional Dr. Samuel Seth Yablonsky, who always seems to be bunking down at his office, drink in hand, when Matt calls back to the States.
He was both a dear friend and confidant to both Harold and Shirley Leviton and the entire Leviton family.
For a profession that holds dear both the ability to vivisect politicians in prose and the expectation that these carved-up subjects will not complain, the media is horribly thin-skinned and vengeance-seeking when on the receiving end of criticism.
By this stage she was both a dear friend and, to my mind, the outstanding British writer of her generation.
The move earned Bent – and Sunderland – a lot of money but it was to cost both parties dear.
