Sentence examples for performs not only from inspiring English sources

A rare moment on a set when the actor performs not only the role but what is required for it.

The group performs not only favorite quartets by Haydn (the "Rider") and Bartók (No. 4) but also the U.S. première of Lera Auerbach's Quartet No. 6 ("Farewell").

In one section, Houstoun reads out her own stage directions as she performs, not only pointing up the artifice of the material, but simultaneously playing with her anxieties about forgetting it.

And a bonus question, suggested by the fact that the chorus in "Unfinished Song" performs not only Billy Joel and Stevie Wonder tunes, but also Salt-N-Pepa's "Let's Talk About Sex".

Nov. 4 at 7 30: In "Dedicated to Haydn," the seasoned Orion String Quartet performs not only two Haydn quartets (including Op. 76, No. 2, "Fifths") but also two of the quartets that Mozart dedicated to the older master (in D Minor, K. 421, and in C Major, K. 465, "Dissonance").

The school's leading ensemble performs not only under the guidance of its principal conductor, James DePreist, but also with Esa-Pekka Salonen, who, in his first appearance with the group, conducts music by Sibelius ("Pohjola's Daughter") and Beethoven (the Seventh Symphony).

He sang in a bright, engaging tenor, recording about 20 albums, and with his crowd-pleasing manner, he performed not only in large performance halls with full orchestras but also in cabarets and at weddings and other private functions.

His group has performed not only at Mexican weddings and holiday parties but also at bar mitzvahs and Chinese weddings.

She has performed not only with Dad but also with the flutist Jean-Pierre Rampal and the cellist Mstislav Rostropovich.

The cheikhas further departed from tradition in that they performed not only for women but also and especially for men.

If you don't perform not only could you lose, but it could get embarrassing too," Elsom said.