Sentence examples for not only broadcasts from inspiring English sources

Yet Fox not only broadcasts "Melrose Place" but has shifted it from 9 P.M. to 8 P.M., the traditional children's hour.

The station not only broadcasts to diners across the MEATliquor restaurant chain but attracts online listeners from 130 countries and follows rules which might not be recognisable to Ofcom, including: "no bongos", "no hippies" and "no Coldplay".

Last year, aged 25, he won first prize in Plácido Domingo's international Operalia competition for young singers.Mr Li (pictured performing in San Francisco) had the good fortune of growing up in a China that not only broadcasts "Tosca", but is also actively promoting opera.

The system not only broadcasts a secure feed of your baby's sleep time but it also analyzes the heart rate and breathing without wearables.

This girl then beckons him through the window of a mock-up train carriage, which not only broadcasts station announcements, but even shakes and rattles.

One consequence of this approach is to identify an ever-expanding array of forms and media of expression that are entitled to immunity from government regulation including not only broadcast and print media (books and newspapers) but also text messaging and Internet media such as blogs, social networking sites, and e-commerce sites.

But with people old and young alike increasingly able to access not only broadcast channels on their TV, but hundreds of YouTube channels, as well as videos on social media, in just a few presses of the family remote,  it can be unclear to consumers which standards apply and to parents what broadcasting controls apply, if any.

They're not only broadcast towers in communicating to their friends about our shows, but also providers of tremendous insight to us.

"We will not only broadcast across all social media that the pet is missing, but everyone with the app (in that locale) will get a pop-up Amber Alert.

An exclusive interview with Hillary Clinton followed and was not only broadcast by AURN, but was featured on the CBS evening news, among other national television and radio broadcasts.

Board and other planning meetings are not only broadcast online, but anyone watching is encouraged to participate via Twitter, to ask questions and add their ideas.