Sentence examples for executed not only from inspiring English sources

In 1910 Lehmbruck moved to Paris, where he executed not only sculptures but also a number of paintings, etchings, and lithographs.

Against this brute fact, relief comes only briefly, through Aucoin's rhythmic interludes, the precisely choreographed shifts in tempo and register, executed not only by the chorus but above all by the dancers, who drift in and out among the wounded, their needs and desires given physical form.

Inviting is executed not only through turn design but also through sequential management, either simply in an adjacency pair or in a rather extended sequence.

Such method increases the effectiveness of deduplication, as deduplication is executed not only when a single user repeatedly uploads the same data but also when different users upload the same data.

Furthermore, our observation conforms to the view that mitochondria co-regulate cell cycle progression and that this regulation is executed not only at posttranscriptional [ 34] but also at transcriptional level.

His entire demeanour as he executes not only his plan but also pretty much his entire family is the epitome of that marvellous wartime maxim "Keep calm and carry on".

There are two kinds of cop killing, one illustrated last January in the colonia of Loma Bonita, when the narcos crossed a line in the etiquette of drug warfare, executing not only the respected officer Margarito Zaldano but his wife Sandra and 12-year-old daughter Valeria.

Hence, in this case, it would be desirable to execute not only the Halpern algorithm but also Algorithm 3.1.

Fiscal stimulus packages are notoriously difficult to execute, not only because of the political hurdles but because it's not easy to get the timing right: Do too little and you haven't fixed the problem; do too much and you could overheat the economy.

Hence, specific and progressive training using water resistance to improve the swing phase speed may provide a benefit in the ability to execute not only effective compensatory stepping reactions but also volitional stepping response.

In 2007, in the case of Panetti v Quarterman, the supreme court ruled that a prisoner about to be executed must not only be aware of the punishment they are about to receive, but also have a "rational understanding of it".