Sentence examples for but also labelled from inspiring English sources

Hawn would quit after the third season, moving on to bigger things, and Carne found herself not only typecast but also labelled as irresponsible for the manner of her departure.

Notably, the acetylated tubulin labelling not only rendered the nerve fibre network but also labelled the follicles themselves.

And diners who want to bring their own wine are politely advised that it must be not only kosher but also labeled "mevushal," meaning pasteurized before fermentation.

As for energy policy, he told me, "I think we should drill the living daylights out of natural gas and cut regulation" but also labeled himself an environmentalist.

Ms. Lefkowith's main focus is a narrow slice of the history of design that includes not only perfume bottles but also labels, logos, packaging, carrying boxes, announcements and advertising.

In his statement, Copperfield claimed to support #MeToo, but also labeled "false accusers" a "true disservice to those who have been victims of sexual assault".

Biden said he doesn't plan on running but also labeled himself "a great respecter of fate," which his host took as "the sound of a door creaking open". .

In summary, MyoR is not an exclusive marker of branchiomeric muscles as previously described [16], [40], but also labels extra ocular muscles in both chick and mouse embryos.

The antibody recognized a protein of the expected size in phloem exudate, bark, petiole and midvein, but also labeled a second band migrating at 31 kDa.

Correspondingly, ab6 revealed MMP-9 expression in microglia in the INL, but also labeled scarce neurons in the ganglion cell layer (GCL) (Fig.  3b c).

But he also labelled the Yorkshireman - a renowned stand-breaker, as well as a useful middle order batsman and brilliant fielder - as being the sort who "would not get a bowl in a Chinese restaurant".