Sentence examples for referred to both from inspiring English sources

Working with them on 1974's Allonsanfàn, Marcello Mastroianni referred to both men individually as "Paolovittorio".

Mr. Shehadeh ran several Web sites that referred to both men.

Historically, the name guan referred to both single and double reed short aerophones.

He often included President Bush in the same sentence as he referred to both of his rivals.

Army officials said today that the tour length referred to both active and reserve troops, whose tours would be measured by time on the ground.

In the interview, Mr. Corzine said, "We weren't into tax shelters," adding that he referred to both himself and Goldman Sachs.

Mr. Pissarro discovered that van Gogh would often hand-copy pages from novels he was reading that referred to both the physical and mystical aspects of the night.

In 1914 the Women's College began instruction, and in 1921 the name of University of Delaware referred to both the Women's and Delaware colleges.

This year's winner was Rg3: Offensive Rook of the Year, which referred to both a possible chess move and to Robert Griffin III, the Washington Redskins' star quarterback.

Recently the appointment of the chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission was referred to both the joint committee on human rights and the women and equalities committee.

The spokeswoman, Tricia Enright, said Dr. Dean's answers 11 years ago applied only to a state ban, though in fact the question at issue specifically referred to both federal and state law.