Sentence examples for call not only from inspiring English sources

When they are out demonstrating, many such people call not only for Mr Ahmadinejad's head but also for Mr Khamenei's.

Mitt Romney's drubbing by Hispanic voters last year was a wake-up call not only for his fellow Republicans but also for his fellow plutocrats.

It's an urgent call not only for diversity among game creators and game characters but also among the themes that games are about.

The post, Mr. McKay said, prompted a call not only from his publicist, but also from a Paramount executive who chided him.

Inspectors call not only at nurseries but also at homes where youngsters are minded; three-year-olds follow the national curriculum.

Those agreements call not only for inspections, but also for limits on the range of its missiles and for ending any program to develop weapons of mass destruction.

And yet he calls not only Globish but language in general "intrinsically neutral".

Mr. Bloomberg is calling not only for change, but for quick change.

Its ambitious plan calls not only for an end to new planting, but for unprecedented eradication of existing crops.

Whitneys and Huntingtons attended the event, held in an auditorium that a newspaper called "not only uncomfortably, but dangerously, crowded".

Christians across the Confederacy were convinced that they were called not only to perpetuate slavery but also to "perfect" it.