Sentence examples for not only calling from inspiring English sources

But now here he was, not only calling me but uttering those most welcome words: "I have a story you might be interested in.'' "Robert Fripp is teaching a course on how to be a musician," he said.

So, in the middle of the GOP convention, in a city like New York, during two concurrent wars, this State Department employee was not only calling me, but also planning to trek down to the airport in the morning to meet me personally before my flight.

The WSF is not only calling for another world, in a sense it contains the other world, or plural other worlds!

But the 2006 proxy season is not only calling directors to task for approving outrageous pay packages.

They're not only calling on Lewis to be silent but now also demanding that Obama himself vouch for Trump's legitimacy. .

"The caravan is not only calling for accountability for banks that launder drug money, but also for alternatives to prohibition that would eliminate illicit drug money at its source," Sicilia continued.

The chefs at last week's summit are not only calling on others to eat more foraged fish; they're agreeing to lead by example and serve more anchovies and the like in their restaurants.

In so doing, we are not only calling out injustice and rooting it out for the benefit of future generations but also fulfilling the holy mitzvah of halachta d'drachav (imitation Dei).

What Rick Perry and the GOP did by not only calling a special session to close virtually every abortion clinic in Texas, but also changing the date on the votes that took place after midnight, was a disgraceful slap in the face of all citizens everywhere.

LOS ANGELES — The Wisconsin offensive coordinator Paul Chryst not only calls plays, he writes story lines.

The revelations will not only call into question Damiani's position on the committee.