Sentence examples for announced not only from inspiring English sources
It announced not only that construction would go forward, but also that the site was officially privatized.
The meddlesome chancellor has announced not only that the health service needs more cash, but also that it needs to be reformed.
Licensing deals for shoes, cellphones and Visa cards are just being announced, not only for his Phat Farm men's clothing company but also for Baby Phat, the women's and children's clothing company run by his wife, Kimora Lee Simmons.
The vastness of the record's sound and 23-song sprawl announced not only the liberation of the Beatles' third-string songwriter but also the arrival of 70's rock, with its epic aspirations and hood-eyed guitarists soloing endlessly.
Palmer, who is to publicity what Shane Warne is to Tinder, a natural match, announced not only that he would he give multimillionaire Jones money to help him fight Newman's case, but that he would sue the health minister, Springborg.
The Redmond giant announced a price drop on its 30-gigabyte Zune player (to $200) and watched as Apple announced not only an 80-gigabyte iPod for $250, but a direct download iPod, a $200 price cut on the iPhone, new Nanos, and more.
Some of the justices were themselves in a categorical mood, announcing not only their answer to that question but also to a larger one not squarely before them.
Mark Carney announced that not only would Jane Austen be the face of the new tenner, but that a review process would be instituted to ensure that banknotes reflected the diversity of society.
The bill, he announced, would not only compel the rebels and their abettors to forfeit "the persons they hold in slavery," it would declare the slaves thus forfeited free.
As the tour began its final day, Joe Trippi, the campaign manager, announced plans not only to match President Clinton's record $10.3 million quarter, but also to buy two weeks worth of advertisements, likely to cost $1 million, in Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Wisconsin and Washington.
EARLIER this year, with the oil price at record heights, T. Boone Pickens, a celebrated Texas oilman, seemed to confirm the unstoppable growth of the clean-technology industry when he announced plans not only to build the world's biggest wind farm, but also to spend $58m of his personal fortune promoting the cause of wind power.
