Sentence examples for become not only a from inspiring English sources

He went on to become not only a master poet but a zen priest and abbot.

In SoHo the Kitchen had become not only a thriving performance space, but a hangout as well.

"Clubs have become not only a place to work out, but a place to be seen and to socialize".

As the cost of waste disposal soars, recycling has increasingly become not only a habit but a requirement, too.

By the end the hero has become not only a beautiful swan but also a true New Yorker.

Eric comes from the conventional building trades, but has become not only a convert to natural building but also a proselytizer.

In the years since, of course, the genre has become not only a success, but a blockbuster success: many of the highest-grossing films each year are animated.

In this midterm election year, Mr. Cheney has become not only a marquee attraction but also a critical behind-the-scenes player in Republican electoral politics.

The annual meeting of Berkshire Hathaway has become not only a renowned seminar on value investing, but also a weekend of discount shopping for Berkshire products.

How did this practice of self-mutilation, masquerading as a search for beauty, become not only a society-sanctioned addiction but a $15 billion industry?

Yet when Mr. Dylan got to "Like a Rolling Stone," he had some distance from his sneering 1965 self: "How does it feel?" had somehow become not only a taunt but a genuine question.