The only way that I can think of (there may be others) is make use of /etc/mail/virtusertable and/or /etc/aliases. You can control what sendmail does when it receives a mail. See the virtual hosting section on sendmail.org. Wildcards are allowed.
--virtusertable
@hoho.com local%1
--aliases
localbob
bob@moo.com bob
localjoe
joe@doo.com joe
something like that. Check sendmail.org to verify syntax.
What it is doing is when a mail arrives at
bob@hoho.com then the virtusertable looks for "localbob" and localbob resolves to two addresses - bob on the same host and
bob@moo.com.