Sentence examples for notes to both from inspiring English sources

Check Correspondence for Errors A candidate for an editorial assistant's job at Food & Wine magazine wrote thank-you notes to both editors who had interviewed her.

On 5 April the Allies sent notes to both Norway and Sweden warning that they would take any action necessary if the Germans were allowed to use the neutral countries' territory to their advantage.

Agreement on prescribing error between observers 35 was evaluated by assigning one in 10 sets of case notes to both reviewers, who assessed cases in batches, blinded to each other's assessments, but compared and discussed results after each batch.

Allspice lends an aromatic note to both; ground black pepper and chopped Scotch bonnet peppers tag-team for a double-fisted — but not overwhelming — punch of piquancy; and a splash of vinegar tempers the fattiness of the meat.

As it relates to Kansas City as they look at Bixi, I am sure they are taking note to both this financing approach and how their approach might be better served as we look to the future of this type of initiative.

Carriage of dfr, sul and aad genes may have contributed to the high levels of resistance noted to both foliate pathway inhibitors and aminoglycocides seen, particularly in the organisms associated with warmwater species (Table 1).

The beguiling morphological chaos that we have uncovered in attempting to complete this task should serve as a cautionary note to both systematists and ecologists interested in this depauperate, but infinitely interesting seaweed flora.

Manager Sir Alex Ferguson used his programme notes to rally both United players and supporters as his side entered the "business end" of the campaign.

I made a mental note to buy myself both those items first thing tomorrow.

Since most business transactions occur between strangers and since most Web surfing is free (note to policymakers: Both are good things we want to keep.

However, CT7, normally expressed in the cytoplasm of spermatogonia, was noted to be both nuclear and cytoplasmic in most tumor cells.