Sentence examples for more to both from inspiring English sources

But what matters more to both of these driven women is the title.

By 1871 Heade had traveled at least twice more to both Central America and South America.

There's at least more to both the city and the museum than just the Titanic, in terms of maritime history.

Nothing would do more to both blunt the influence of special-interest money and repair the broken public trust than its passage.

There's somewhat more to both Courtney and Alvin, though over all the designs of all the characters, from their globular and angular parts to their blotchy skin, are more inspired than what lies beneath.

Although cherished for their vintage hit singles (Ms. Love was one of the producer Phil Spector's strongest girl-group voices and Ms. Payne the belter of "Band of Gold"), there is much more to both singers than their oldies might suggest.

And the bar association should be doing more to promote both values.

And that way is younger, sooner and with more to gain – both on the field and off it.

You may find that there's something more to the both of you than you originally thought.

Two of these issues are how to provide more stability both to exchange rates and to commodity prices.

(Point hers, italics mine, and more to come on both).