Sentence examples for not only boasts from inspiring English sources

She not only boasts of this personal affiliation but emphasizes that her values are in sync with his.

Twist Bar not only boasts several flat-screen TVs (always tuned to sporting events), but also pool and football tables for those who fancy a game.

Thank heavens, then, for Tango, which not only boasts a tangy orange fizziness, but also the added magical ingredient of fish gelatine.

The fifth floor of the student center not only boasts a renovated reading room this fall, but also the office of the newly appointed Director for Student Mediation and Community Standards, Veronica Mendoza '96.

With a population of 28m, the Saudi kingdom not only boasts a lot of consumers, but ones with money to spare, good internet connectivity and not much else to do.

The United States faces an enemy that not only boasts of its enthusiasm for nuclear and biological weapons, but also has people already in America bent on killing as many Americans as possible.

He dared to be dull, not only boasting about being boring but devoting his speech to a detailed description of his positions on everything from the minimum wage to marketing cigarettes.

It not only boasted pavement, but ran atop a flat, gently curving railroad grade that had been abandoned after 1915 when the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western realigned its tracks.

Van Gaal would love to cap his first year off with a top four finish and a trophy, the FA Cup the only prospect of silverware, and victory against the trophies holders could not only boast their chances of ending the campaign at Wembley in the final, but also push on for Champions League football.

Mr Cameron pointed out that the plane not only boasted a greater range and more weapons, but would have 25% lower operating costs during its service life.Unlike the F-35B, which can land vertically, the F-35C requires a catapult to launch it from the deck of a carrier and an arrester to catch it when it lands.

This weekend, the High Voltage festival in east London will not only boast a headlining performance by Emerson Lake & Palmer – whose first British live show in 15 years seems to have been greeted with widespread delight, rather than the yell of horror it would once have provoked – but a dedicated prog stage, playing host to Marillion, Asia, Pendragon and Transatlantic.