Sentence examples for not only prepares from inspiring English sources

GRAND SICHUAN INTERNATIONAL in Chelsea not only prepares excellent and authentic Sichuan food but also goes to extraordinary lengths to explain the cuisine's finer points to Americans.

"Incorporating resilience planning and principles not only prepares cities for disasters and long-term threats," says Judith Rodin, president of the Rockefeller Foundation, which also supports Guardian Cities.

In the summer, Mr. Kelly not only prepares dishes in a lighter fashion, but he also tries to use the ovens less -- relying instead on steamers or the top of the stove.

In addition, the students receive training that not only prepares them for research in a narrow field but also allows them to apply their skills more broadly.

It not only prepares postdoctoral fellows for a career in industry, but also for drug discovery efforts in government and academia.

Moreover, this program not only prepares students for specific career fields, but also offers students opportunities to develop important professional skills through special seminars in topics that include problem solving, communication (written and verbal), and contact management.

Finally, you have to not only prepare your equipment for the weather, but yourself as well.

Yet Lane maintains she was not only prepared for the interruption but that it added to proceedings.

They were not only prepared to publish embarrassing facts about public figures; they were prepared to seek out such facts, including personal ones.

In recent years, Mr. Carr led the effort to not only prepare Mystic Seaport for the 21st century, but make it the museum of America and the sea.

He went to work for the British as a butcher and in those days that meant not only preparing the meat but tending the cows as well.