Writing not only plays fast and loose with the past; it hijacks the past.
Such language not only plays to people's fears, it is far from accurate.
There Prokofiev not only plays (his own works and others) but also sings, in a manner of speaking.
Rotenberg not only plays pickup hockey with Putin but was the President's childhood judo partner back in Leningrad.
Why am I not surprised that this inquisitive young pianist not only plays well but makes sense?
"That's how a guy from Bountiful, Utah, not only plays the Garden but ends up running it".
Chase not only plays but sings, speaks, and acts; the work feels like an extension of her torrential spirit.
"This Zhuang Zedong not only plays table tennis well, but is good at foreign affairs," the chairman said, "and he has a mind for politics".
The plot (Mr. Dohrn not only plays Rumpelstiltskin but also is credited as "head of story") is borrowed from "It's a Wonderful Life".
(She not only plays Desdemona, but also channels the voices of Othello, Desdemona's mother in conversation with Othello's mother and Desdemona's own servant, Emilia).
The MSUM not only plays host to various simultaneous exhibitions but also houses a research library, archives and a bookshop designed to look like storage room.
