Sentence examples for marking not only from inspiring English sources

Further proof of Belichick's transformation occurred twice this season, marking not only his renaissance as a head coach but also that of the New England Patriots, who will play host to the Oakland Raiders in the cold and snow Saturday night.

Reversible watermarking using low distortion transforms the same MED predictor proposed by Coltuc for the reduction of the embedding distortion by marking not only the current pixel but also its context [18].

Practitioners see the procedures as marking not only community boundaries but also gender difference.

Kylie, Kendall, Kris, Kim, Kourtney and Khloe appear on the November 2015 cover of Cosmo, marking not only Cosmo's 50th anniversary, but also the first time in four years the six women have been photographed together.

Only its intensity is new — an intensity that is marked not only among opposition figures and literary intellectuals but also among people close to Mubarak.

But in practice, Dobozy's third collection, "Siege 13," marks not only a turn toward history but also a leap forward in ambition.

So this #indyref marks not only a new chapter for Scotland within the UK but a new chapter of constitutional renewal across the UK.

Her almost ceaseless lecturing took her as far west as Indiana and Michigan, and her travels were marked not only by personal abuse but also, more immediately, by frequent hardship.

Only its intensity is new an intensity that is marked not only among opposition figures and literary intellectuals but also among people close to Mubarak.

He urged patients to mark not only the site that is to be operated on, but also the one that should not be touched.

The internal report was marked not only "secret" but also "Noforn", ie not to be shared with the foreign elements of the coalition.