Sentence examples for spoken both from inspiring English sources

Even though they have not spoken, both men delivered the traditional speeches declaring victory and accepting defeat.

Both sides of the dispute have invoked the name of Mr. Pataki, who has spoken both of the need for more housing for retirees and the need to preserve open space.

This is a pairing that operates in the shorthand language of a long friendship, where sentences started by one are frequently concluded by another; where the characteristics are complementary (Bevan ebullient and bouncy, Fellner sardonic and softer spoken, both rather public-school).

This would be an easy mistake to make if one actor had spoken both parts in this scene.

The people have spoken, both by petitioning the governor and by responding in almost a dozen recent surveys, that addressing homelessness is a top priority.

Graham wrote, "As you may know, as a religious leader I have often spoken (both publicly and also privately with our national leadership) about the need for greater understanding and peace among the nations of the world.

Barbara speaks both languages fluently.

"But not all players speak both languages".

Everyone seems to speak both languages.

Strictly speaking, both publications are wrong.

Their chief guide was Cynthia Butterworth who spoke both French & English.