Sentence examples for not only composed from inspiring English sources

Shostakovich not only composed a piece that Gagarin sang in space.

He not only composed music but also, as a translator, gave the title "No Exit" to Sartre's play "Huis Clos".

Shilpa has not only composed herself with the utmost dignity, but has also, as Jermaine pointed out, cooked, cleaned and fetched for everyone else.

That is why the business delegation is not only composed of leaders from London, but businesses from the north of England, from Wales, and from the south-west will also be represented.

Sayyid Sabit Ali Shah (1740 1810) not only composed ghazals in Sindhi but also initiated the marsia genre, an elegy on the deaths of al-Ḥusayn ibn ʿAlī and his followers at the Battle of Karbalāʾ.

Muqtada al-Sadr, the nationalist populist Shia cleric, once dreaded by Sunni as the inspiration for the death squads of the Mehdi Army Shia militia, supported the protests, saying: "Iraq is not only composed of Shia, but Sunnis, Kurds, Turkmen, Christians, Mandeans and Jews as well".

In this context, we want to enable our composition approach to not only compose sequences of services, but more complex data and control flows.

Now, that growing list of users can not only compose an email and attach a mess of hefty files via YouSendIt but also verify when a file has been downloaded, ensure that only the intended recipient can download a particular file, and set advanced security options (like setting the amount of time a file is available for download or how many times it can be downloaded.

Whereas, at present, the results of tumor metastases examination showed that the metastases did not only compose of mesenchymal tumor cells, and this seemed to be in contradiction with the theory of EMT.

It is likely that the increased K protein levels seen in the nuclei of the proliferating cells serve to support nuclear process that not only composes inducible expression of a very large number genes but also maintains conducive chromatin topology in growing cells.

Mary Lou was not only composing and performing, she was also editing pieces about modern jazz, writing critical pieces about modern jazz.