Sentence examples for both referring from inspiring English sources

Cheri Oteri was picked as the voice of Helen Klench, a "totally unresourceful" librarian, and Nick Kroll was picked as the voice of Andrew LeGustambos, the drama teacher whose surname translates "he likes both", referring to his bisexuality.

One could not miss the repetitive use of the words empuna and ekintu, both referring to 'a thing' in reference to stillbirths.

He knew classic architecture in Sicily and unusual words like "trunnion" and "gudgeon" (both referring to bus parts and the latter also to fish).

With the prime minister and his deputy both referring to the national interest, what better opportunity to reduce the costs of imports is there than beginning an ambitious programme for sustainably increasing UK food production?

They were both referring to the moon, and in the mid-18th century poets like Goethe and German Romantic artists like Caspar David Friedrich were among the many fascinated and inspired by it.

As the Institute of Medicine's report says: "Surgeons know that operations rarely start on time; doctors and nurses wait 'on hold' as they try to track down vital information, and delays and barriers involved in referrals eat up the time and energy of both referring doctors and consulting specialists".

For comparative purposes both the reference and annotation are both referred to in the text as MIPS v3.2.

Both refer to his "messy childhood".

Both refer to the family, and both incorporate suffering.

Both referred pointedly to problems with morale at the club.

They were both referred to judicial authorities for further questioning".