Sentence examples for items not only from inspiring English sources

I have chosen these items not only because I am already a little nostalgic for them, but also because I know that their passing marks an important shift in the role and functions of the library.

An initial lawsuit was filed there against Odyssey in 2007, for damages to Spain's historical patrimony and illegal trafficking of historical items, not only in relation to the Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes recovery but also other deep-sea search missions carried out by Odyssey in Spanish waters since 2001.

Additionally, the BAR Net items not only cover information content in the annual report, but also the way information is presented, e.g., with graphical and other layout techniques.

Beijing's funding for the armed forces is extraordinarily murky with many items not only "hidden" but also off the books of the central government.

Why: Wendy's is helping consumers make better choices with great value items — not only great tasting food on the Value Menu, but  fantastic prizes that will be auctioned off at 99¢.

Giving away these kinds of used items not only diverts waste from landfills, it also helps communities.

The Walkman was created by Sony, and introduced here two years ago, and in his travels recently, the writer has observed that it is a popular item not only here but in Washington, D.C., Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, and Victoria, British Columbia.

But at around $600, the Hövding joins the Gucci bicycle helmet ($960) in being a luxury item; not only is the price high, but you aren't supposed to wear it on a skateboard, scooter or skates.

Swipe left and an item not only disappears forever but Kwoller's algorithm takes note of your dislike.

The baseball cap has become a ubiquitous fashion item not only in the United States and Japan, but also in countries where the sport itself is not particularly popular, such as the United Kingdom.

Collecting gold antiquities can be profitable based on their historical value; however, this could be mired in issues of legality, including the need to seek permits, etc. Black market purchasing of such items is not only illegal but immoral; most countries consider antiquities to be items for all of humanity, not just for a select few.