Sentence examples for lines not only from inspiring English sources

"I plan on reaching across party lines, not only with Judy Jacobs and the Democrats," Mr. Suozzi said, "but with the Republicans as well".

After reading such lines, not only do you not want to eat bad tomatoes, you no longer want to eat good ones.

Effectively, it makes the greasepaint permanent, blurring the lines not only between public and private but also between the authentic and contrived self.

In his absence, many attendees asked: did Murdoch know his London newspaper hacked into the voicemail of private phone lines — not only those of the royal family, but of a thirteen-year-old murder victim, and possibly relatives of soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan — and paid police to unearth information?

The formalist's account of music runs along similar lines: not only representation (program music) is excluded but so is the entire realm of human feeling not the feeling that the contemplation of pure form can give but only the feelings of life, such as love or terror.

Crisp, clean lines not only convey the purity of its sporting potential, but suggest the clarity of electric power.

But the line not only speaks of civilization.

We're the ones on your "front line," not only those facing retirement.

Hodel, the next in line, not only chooses her own husband but then follows him to Siberia when he is imprisoned for revolutionary activities.

Healthy-looking sycamore, oak, chestnut and willow line not only the streets but also the seafront; some are growing on the beach itself.

Those who cannot qualify for a new credit line not only lose an important means of financial flexibility, but also face an additional insult: a declining credit score.