That families like the Westons are doomed for both geographic and historic reasons.
He is named Cono, as is almost everybody in the immediate neighborhood, for reasons both geographic and obscure.
PAUL MULDOON: I do believe that we've a responsibility to try to acknowledge the range, both geographic and graphic, of what's happening in poetry in English.
His distance -- both geographic and emotional -- is understandable, for he bears the wounds of an 8-year-old who was left behind by his mother.
Wenders' method is a generous one, allowing us to follow Salgado's own journey, both geographic and spiritual as well as artistic and intellectual.
On both geographic and chronological grounds, the languages fall into two divisions, usually known as Continental Celtic and Insular Celtic.
Meridian, imaginary north south line on the Earth's surface that connects both geographic poles; it is used to indicate longitude.
We learned in the '90s the importance of diversification, both geographic and sector, and it's really helped us in this downturn.
While the letter was couched in the terms of an appeal for unity, its publication also highlighted a new division in both the European Union and the NATO alliance cutting across both geographic and generational lines.
A series of environmental reversals by the Bush administration has highlighted an old fault line in the party that is both geographic and ideological and shaken many of the party's Northeastern moderates.
Dishes such as chicken and waffles, Texas-style chili, BBQ pork tenderloin with sweet potato chorizo hash and garlic shrimp with cornbread stuffing make the absolute best of both geographic influences.
