Sentence examples for marks not only from inspiring English sources

The concert marks not only the 250th anniversary of Bach's death but also the 20th anniversary of the performing team.

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.

Inconsistent paper stock, glue stains, eraser marks; not only are these anticipated relics of an analog time, so is the source material — the printed page.

The upcoming week marks not only the resumption of the parliamentary sitting but the anniversary of Turnbull's first year as prime minister.

It marks not only an ending but a beginning -- and we have all been looking for meaningful beginnings in the past few months.

Therefore, it is highly desirable to design HDR watermarking schemes also robust against TMOs, thus allowing to either recover or detect the embedded mark not only from the marked HDR image but also from its tone-mapped version.

Ms. Wilson has made her mark not only as an editor but as a human rights activist.

That legacy has left its mark not only on the North Korean psyche, but on its countryside.

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.

They put their mark not only on the earliest Greek works but continued to determine colour schemes far into Roman times.