Sentence examples for both the name of from inspiring English sources

In the Galician language, both the name of the bus company (Transportes Finisterre) and my destination (Costa da Morte) sounded far less apocalyptic.

Sixty years on, pantsula (both the name of the dance and its surrounding culture) still thrives in townships across South Africa, but its character and style have morphed in line with the lives of the people who cultivated it.

Abraham, both the name of my father's father and the patriarch of Judaism.

Our search method used both the name of the agent and the terms "animals, wild" "animals, domestic" and "animals, zoo".

Miss Steloff's husband, David Moss, suggested both the name of the store and the motto (from Washington Irving).

PRIME VIEW is both the name of a new Port Washington restaurant and a description of its setting.

The public versions of the reports it submits to the F.T.C. redact both the names of the employees who performed the work and the tests the firm used to assess Facebook's privacy measures.

In these races, there was a second charioteer (a "rein-holder") while the apobates jumped out; in the catalogues with the winners both the names of the apobates and of the rein-holder are mentioned.

Both: In the name of beast, flower and bird, tree of life and song of love, with this ring, I thee wed.

I visited two furniture places, both with the name of Lambright — Lambright Woodworking and Lambright Comfort Chairs — but under different ownership.

At least nine similar directives covering various countries are included in the Wikileaks release, both under the name of Mrs Clinton and her predecessor, Condoleezza Rice.