Sentence examples for member not only from inspiring English sources

Mr Kim was the sole board member not only of WSB America Operations SA but also of all its affiliates".

The new book asserts that Oppenheimer was a member not only of the party but of a secret cell at the University of California that helped set policy and write party literature.

Rashid has bided his time patiently, having made his one-day debut six years ago and been an unused squad member not only in the West Indies last spring but also for all five Ashes Tests in the summer.

Among the evangelizing churches, the Portuguese Catholic mission in principle did not recognize differences between races whoever was baptized became a "human being" and became a member not only of the Christian congregation but also of the Christian society and was allowed to marry another Christian of any race.

So the House member not only has to constantly appeal to the base of the party for primary elections, but also for turn out in these non-presidential years, when only the most active voters show up.

"The ranking member not only agreed to hold hearings on Oct. 10, Oct. 17 and Oct. 24, but she also specifically agreed not to object to the timing of these hearings," Kennedy said.

The Union's members not only have different criminal codes, but varying procedures too.

Guild members not only supplied the works of art but did all the common labor.

Members not only pool resources and ideas but also document stories together, labeling all images as a collective, not as individuals.

It would be a group of 7 or 9 members, "not only from sport but from politics, finance, business and culture".

Hardly anyone had anything good to say about "Gigli," and audience members not only listened to the critics, they also told their friends not to go see it.