Sentence examples for bringing not only from inspiring English sources
And a new group, the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association, is attending, bringing not only new faces to the event, but a new name: "Unity Journalists".
These expenses are associated with bringing not only NPR programming, but also the BBC, locally produced programs, news and music to the listeners in its area.
These fundamentalists see the permissive Sixties as the root cause of our contemporary problems, bringing not only the pill and sexual freedom, but also divorce and abortion law reform as well.
But aides say she eased back into work, first stopping by her office in Anchorage for a meeting, bringing not only the baby but also her husband to look after him.
Jingoism surely comes to no good in hockey, with dozens of Swedes and Czechs and Russians bringing not only skill but also panache and education and maturity to the National Hockey League.
That shortcoming will be resolved later this year when the 2009 models arrive, bringing not only a 6-speed manual for the Hemi V-8 cars but lower-price models as well.
This player brings not only technical gifts but mystery.
"China brings not only capabilities, jobs and opportunities, but also secure long-term market share".
Soviet rule brought not only forced migration of Russian speakers, but also compulsory linguistic Russification.
World War II brought not only economic prosperity but also hope for real democracy.
