Sentence examples for with both words from inspiring English sources

But many of the Mayfair-based hedgies have no such worries and are backing Brexit with both words and cash.

A Booklist review said: "Her mesmerizing memoir transports us back in time with both words and music.

It's a fairly common error, with both words based on the verb presume, from the Latin praesumere, "to take in advance".

I know with both words the intent is to let me know that no matter how big, how accomplished, philanthropic or wise I may become, to them I am not even human.

The combination of the proper name Jesus with the appellation "the Christ"—Jesus, the Christ became before long the name Jesus Christ, with both words conjointly denoting a single name, virtually akin to a family name.

He was deeply impressed by Noyce's fluency with both words and engineering formulas.

Controls displayed significantly greater left lateralization during the Phonological in comparison with both Word Recognition and the Semantic tasks (Newman-Keuls post-hoc tests, p = 0.020 and p = 0.007 respectively).

Luciano et al. (2013), in a GWAS on quantitative reading and language traits in two population datasets (N ∼ 6500), found the strongest association between rs2192161, in the ABCC13 pseudogene (21q11.2), and a nonword repetition measure (p ∼ 7 × 10 8), while rs4807927 (DAZAP19p13.33.3) showed association with both word reading and a composite reading spelling factor score (p ∼ 10 6 for both traits).

By comparing the modified code word w2′ with both code words from W, we notice that it differs in only one bit from w2 (middle bit), while it differs in two bits compared with w1 (flanking bits).

Leading his quintet, a working band with a wealth of accumulated knowledge, he kept a loosely efficient air: business casual, with equal emphasis on both words.

I'm in roughly the same spot I was in five years ago: I use "illegal" somewhat interchangeably with "undocumented," recognizing that both words are imperfect.