Sentence examples for not only performing from inspiring English sources

Hamm was not only performing in his first Olympic all-around competition, but, by the luck of the draw, he was in the same rotation as Nemov.

This means not only performing works in translation, he added, but also fostering a repertory of English-language works from Purcell to Britten, and commissioning living composers.

Those who see intelligence as malleable, on the other hand, can end up not only performing better and learning more from their failures but even raising their I.Q.

This entrant, whose song means "New Beginning" is not only performing for the first time in an international arena, but she is also expecting her first child.

But ambushes by shutterbugs — professional or the cellphone-toting type — are only part of the landscape for children who get maximum exposure through deals that may include not only performing on television shows, movies and albums but also lending their name to clothing lines and other merchandise.

DAN TEPFER Drawing on his poise in both jazz and classical disciplines, Mr. Tepfer, a perspicacious young pianist, takes on an obvious challenge with "Goldberg Variations/Variations," not only performing Bach's famous work, but also attempting to put his own spin on it.

And Ailey II, the junior company of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater (Aug. 7), will not only perform but also teach all comers in pre-performance classes.

Consider the Value Line Investment Survey, which has not only performed well this year but is also one of the top performers over the last two decades.

The most-performed living composer, Philip Glass, only saw his operas performed 66 times, compared with 2,586 performances for the top-ranked Verdi.Contemporary theatre, in contrast, is not only performed regularly, but attracts large crowds.

Employees who are happy at work not only perform better, but also cost less.

not only performs in big cities, but also in smaller regional locations.