She had loved travel, both geographical and time travel.
He has a home, both geographical and literary.
The meaning of the South Bronx is both geographical and cultural, and has shifted over time.
He was the premier Elizabethan mathematician, navigator, astrologer and secret agent, who called for both geographical and cosmological revolution.
What Ms. Sadin eventually captured has both geographical and geopolitical range.
Poverty, and the Industrial Revolution, made both geographical and social movement necessary.
Jones describes the world he evokes as "post-social", and places it beyond the boundaries of civilisation, both geographical and moral.
As the waves ebb and flow, the past three months' highs and lows - both geographical and emotional – wash through my mind.
Companies are obsessed with grabbing their share of the frontier, both geographical and technological, before somebody else does.
The phrase refers to a zone, both geographical and mental, in which threats to a student's identity, be they cultural or sexual, are not tolerated but banned or removed.
Al Qaeda's architecture remains both geographical — havens remain necessary for it to attract, train and dispatch attackers — and also virtual, in the sense that the Internet can provide one of the means by which recruits are drawn to the havens.
