Sentence examples for not only call from inspiring English sources
The revelations will not only call into question Damiani's position on the committee.
If Netanyahu is serious about stopping price-tag attacks, he should not only call the perpetrators terrorists but also treat them as such.
If I'm interested in foreign policy, I can not only call experts here, but I can call experts overseas," Mr. Obama added.
To junk any one of these would not only call into question the point of the enterprise, but also reinforce the economic stagnation that is a big reason for the current discontent.The single market provides the second set of conflicts.
Searches not only call up websites and images on the same page, but other references, such as Amazon's book search, the Internet Movie Database, and encyclopaedia and dictionary references.
By using the mark in speech, you not only call attention to your oral emphasis, but you also make it possible to transcribe the word for that symbol to paper or to your computer screen, and lo!
LOS ANGELES — The Wisconsin offensive coordinator Paul Chryst not only calls plays, he writes story lines.
Neurosurgery not only calls for excellence in emotional and physical capabilities, but for a deep sense of moral values.
"Combatting terrorism is a duty not only called for by all religions, but it is a duty to the human race," the Crown Prince was quoted as saying.
The doctor in charge not only called me by name, but rubbed her hands and the stethoscope to warm them up, which the students mimicked.
It is a good sign that the conference's participants not only called for the opera to be reinstated but said they wanted to go and see it.
