Sentence examples for speaking both from inspiring English sources

Strictly speaking, both publications are wrong.

Their six children were raised speaking both Choctaw and Mohawk.

Schulz grew up speaking both Polish and German.

Often speaking both Urdu and English, most successfully reconcile two lifestyles.

Generally speaking, both text and music evolved from a synthesis of liturgies from different religious sects.

Lawson's work draws on, broadly speaking, both European and African portraiture, but in decidedly black American and Caribbean settings.

Colbert, who grew up speaking both French and English, appeared in several European films in the 1950s.

He has mastered the art of public speaking both off the cuff and while seeming not to use the prompter.

"First one into the action, which is sort of what he's like," Mr. Klipp said, speaking both of his relay position and his role in this war.

Among Hispanic adults in the United States, 28 percent speak only Spanish and 15 percent speak only English, with a majority speaking both, according to Nielsen.

It's better to speak English,' " said José Manuel Poot Cahun, 26, who plays the role of the scheming brother and grew up speaking both Maya and Spanish.