Sentence examples for clips not only from inspiring English sources

Lombardi scanned clips not only from local papers but sought out abuse cases from other parts of the country.

The documentary Gimme Shelter is a meticulous collage of clips not only of the Stooges' performances and interviews with the remaining live members of the band (giving homage to those departed), but of 1960s and 1970s culture: the context of Iggy Pop's youthful exuberant rise to fame.

This clip not only shows off her amazing vocals, but also the lack of budget for the first season, which has the feel and production values of a high school talent show.

The so-called Freedom Clip not only chips away at Keurig's monopoly, but in the process offers up a slew of more environmentally friendly options to millions of Keurig consumers.

However, we loved that we could clip not only photos, but written text as well.

The clip not only shows his wild movements but also his inner transformation through music and dancing.

The new, three-to-five-minute promotional clips would not only cause television to replace radio as the dominant medium for selling records, but an artist's look might become as important as the music.

Candidates are told "As you go through your footage, you will want to find clips that not only feature respectful interactions between your students and you but also among your students".

This clip illustrates not only his small role in "Hogan's Heroes" but also much more about identity politics (or the lack thereof) on TV in the 1960s:.

In this clip, we not only get a poem but a quip or two, including a crack at his too-infamous "Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening".

This clip should not only scare you ― it should remind you of how much work there's left to do in the struggle for civil rights.