Sentence examples for building not only from inspiring English sources

The building not only demands your attention, it commands it and nags you all the time.

And now they are building not only the stadium but also a lot of offices.

I like this building not only for it's architecture and design, but also for what it represents.

Anger is building, not only over the targeting of certain applicants for tax-exempt status but also over a new issue, lavish I.R.S. spending on travel and training.

The Grand Rapids building not only contained a number of green features but was a stunning piece of architecture reminiscent of Mr. Ando's best work.

A new computer, a new highway and a new building not only provide employment, but they can also lift the productivity of the people using them.

Demonstrators had shoved their way into buildings not only in Jalal-Abad, but also in Osh and Batken.

His message should be plastered across all the billboards, all the bridges and buildings, not only in the third world, but all across the globe.

The idea, he added, is that builders "will be paid back within the life of the buildings," not only by lower operating costs but higher rents, too.

This situation in turn makes it likely that the priestly library buildings not only contained the sacred texts, charters, and other church records but also served as repositories of local archives, title deeds, and other documents of a legal nature.

For farmers like Magdy Abdel-Rahman, the new buildings not only ruin the rural tranquillity of his ancient fields, with the constant hammering and commotion, but they also reduce his yields.