Sentence examples for hosting not only from inspiring English sources

The site, which Mr. Morris calls a "modern-day fortress," began hosting not only employees but several of their families, whose houses were flooded.

Dismissing safety concerns, Mike Cantlay, chairman of VisitScotland, said: "The Usher Hall is one of the city's most famous venues, hosting not only classical musicians, but also top comedians and, next month, even the astronaut Chris Hadfield".

Often referred to as Ireland's answer to Sonar, Celtronic promoters Deep Fried Funk's contribution to the local electronic music scene has been immeasurable over the years, with their regular club nights and festivals hosting not only top-class headline acts but also showcasing up-and-coming DJs and musicians from all over Ireland.

It is an ambitious project that aims to transfer the Black Sea resort into an international sporting hub, hosting not only the Olympics, but also the World Cup and Formula One.

Jay was a wonderful host, not only to his friends, but to good causes as well.

These mechanisms are thought to protect the host not only from intestinal diseases but also from systemic infection.

As the host, not only do I receive the cash, I also receive the toasts, all themed around my need to get married and have plenty of sons.

The Northeast Corridor hosts not only Amtrak coaches and high-speed trains but also long freighters and smaller commuter trains (the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, or Septa, and New Jersey Transit trains).

Hosts not only get their events promoted through a subject's social network, but they can also collect e-mail addresses and other useful information.

Recently restored, the Alex, as it is known, hosts not only local versions of Broadway hits like "Rent," but also cocktail soirees in its scarlet-colored Play bar.

In the '80s, Manchester's musical hub was Haçienda, a nightclub that hosted not only the city's best bands, but also overseas acts like Madonna.