Sentence examples for but also a second from inspiring English sources

Not only is the "simple" concept of number involved, but also a second concept: direction.

So too with elections – the right received a thrashing, but also a second chance, which is as it should be.

Schiller's solution: there was the usual center-of-attention stage with mike and lectern, but also a second one.

After the Mexico game, he said his goal was to build a starting 11, but also a second 11 to push them.

Kabasele wiped out King, forcing the referee, Jonathan Moss, into awarding not only the penalty but also a second yellow card.

It is increasingly expected that a young historian in search of a tenured teaching position will publish not only a first book, based on a doctoral thesis, but also a second and usually more ambitious one.

But also a first test for flexible thinking behind a new desk.

What this country needs is not only a third party, but also a fourth and fifth party with the possibility of many more.

Haeckel, interestingly, described all living things as falling into not just two kingdoms (plants and animals), but also a third kingdom for microorgansims — the Protista.

To make it happen, the Knicks sacrificed not only every young asset on the team but also a first-round draft pick.

The MPs used to have much of the control of the nomination of the Labour leadership, but also a third of the electoral college.