Sentence examples for not only rockets from inspiring English sources

"All methods are open, not only rockets but also martyrdom operations in the territory of 1948".

Not only rockets and tanks, but also the landmines and AK-47s that cause so much bloodshed.

"Gaza is not only rockets and missiles and angry people," Barenboim tells me.

Slingshotting around six horses, Monarchos not only rocketed himself to a four-and-a-half-length victory in the $1 million Grade I Florida Derby, but also showed that he belonged in the fast lane as the early Kentucky Derby favorite.

This is not only Rocket Lab's first all-NASA launch, but the first launch from NASA under its "Venture Class Launch Services" initiative, which is taking advantage of the new generation of smaller, quick-turnaround launch vehicles.

Oh, and the person who expressed that bigotry has not only rocketed to the top of the polls for the GOP nomination, he also appears to be "setting the agenda for GOP House leadership on immigration".

Two American satellite makers — Hughes and Loral — were accused of illegally giving China advice about making not only commercial rockets, but also military missiles.

But consider that favorites of these funds include not only stock rockets like Microsoft and Dell Computer, but rocky swingers like Intel and Cendant.

Because their leader is a man who not only builds rocket ships, but also seems the most likely person to lead the team that will make the human race an interplanetary species.

Despite the death and destruction, Hamas emerged emboldened, analysts said, not only because its rockets had landed near Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, but also from the visits and support by Arab and Muslim leaders, potentially resetting the balance of power and tone in Palestinian politics, as leaders from various factions declared the peace process dead.

To anyone who saw Maurice Richard play hockey, he was not only the original Rocket, he also deserved to be remembered as the real Rocket, the only Rocket.