Sentence examples for introducing not from inspiring English sources

Venues like the Carltun and the Vanderbilt, in Plainview, are introducing not only new menus but also new options in facilities and service.

The Hungry I established its significance by introducing not just talent but topics, especially politics, in the acts of politically engaged comics like Mr. Sahl.

Hence the opening, in which a magic ritual is rudely interrupted by the appearance of an enormous mothership – introducing not only the central elements of the show, but also the scale and ambition of the project.

Simon Thomas is in no doubt that he is introducing not only a new kind of public art, but a new entertainment: "We are the Hippodrome – the DNA of West End goes through this place.

As a first-time franchise owner, she has committed to introducing not just one but three outlets of a nationwide chain of children's hair salons to Westchester in the next two years.

The skill of Mr. Costa has been to give a fresh identity to Calvin Klein, introducing not just 21st-century fashion pieces like low-crotch pants, but also a surface tension with gleaming stitched leather or rougher, shaved shearling.

During pregame introductions at United Center, he is introduced not from his college, Memphis, but from Chicago.

In response, Apple in September introduced not one, but two new iPhones.

It's time we introduced not just a Race to the Top but also a Race for the Cool.

In her black dress and pearls, Rivers was introduced not as a standup but as that rarity a "girl writer".

Complex themes are introduced, not least tangents into neuroscience and Burmese history, but we are rarely disorientated for long.