Sentence examples for way with both from inspiring English sources

She was a beautiful singer and solid songwriter who had a way with both melodies and metaphors.

The second set proceeded the same way, with both players using effective serving and deep ground strokes.

Best known for portraying Boy George in the Broadway musical "Taboo," Mr. Morton has a lovely way with both a posh prep school accent and an epigram.

Through this fetid swamp of sexual misdeeds — real and alleged, involving three governors in two states — The Times has threaded its way with both careful reporting and good judgment over the past two weeks.

Best known for television's "Frasier" and a Broadway resume that includes "Curtains" and "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike," he has an easy way with both comedy and a song that almost never fails to disarm.

In "Vicky Cristina Barcelona," his character, Juan Antonio, a painter, eventually has his way with both Vicky (Ms. Hall), a straitlaced student of Catalan culture who is engaged to a yuppie go-getter, and Cristina (Ms. Johansson), a restless, moody aspiring artist with a talent for photography.

Ancient Romans had their ways with both.

So here comes Tammy, with her dyed hair and makeup, her ebullient spirit and outspoken ways with both men and women.

By mid-century he had parted ways with both family and party to pursue his oddball vision of men loving men without fear.

Bobbie D. Munroe, a financial planner with Fraser Financial in Atlanta, encourages younger clients in this situation to model out their budget, including any proposed mortgage, three ways — with both spouses working full time, one working part time and one staying at home for a few years.

Still, the businesses look alike in other ways, with both companies relying on 1099 workers (with vehicles) to fetch and make deliveries to their customers' doors.