Sentence examples for not only capturing from inspiring English sources

"These officers did a masterful job at not only capturing the armed robbers but at safeguarding the customers," said Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman.

The new developed pattern should be capable of not only capturing different characteristics for each group but also maintaining a relatively steady form without too much unexpected random variations.

TerraCycle is in the business of solving for waste by not only capturing this refuse, but bringing value to it so that people will pay for products made out of recycled materials.

We demonstrated that the aptamer-grafted NanoVelcro chip is capable of not only capturing NSCLC CTCs from blood with high efficiency but also recovering the nanosubstrate-immobilized CTCs upon enzymatic treatment.

At their best, Steinmetz's photographs not only capture landscape; they transform it.

What kind of photo not only captures historical events but forever shapes how we view them?

This requires wider film that not only captures a wider image but also yields richer, more vibrant colors.

The finest pale-red books not only capture our cultural vertigo, they also attest to the vitality of literature today.

The novel not only captures the nervous arc of a crime investigation, but also makes palpable the media storm that often follows in its wake.

Meanwhile, the camera had become a forensic tool that not only captured the criminal's image but was also used to catalog it.

The most moving essays are those that not only capture theater's spark to the imagination, but also pay tribute to the people who helped light it.