Sentence examples for reference not only from inspiring English sources

So he put them on a Web site for easy reference, not only for himself but for his two sons and their wives as well.

This book will prove a useful and popular work of reference, not only for the enthusiast, but also for the more causal listener.

The book is an essential reference not only for the one million people who are HIV-infected but also for every worker and agency that assists these individuals.

This paper intends to offer some reference not only for the machining of two kinds of cutters, but also for the manufacturing of other revolving cutters.

Their nickname is the Chnawa, literally "the Chinese," a politically incorrect reference not only to their large numbers but also to their reputation as an unstoppable horde.

Only a few years ago, Kirgizstan was known as "the Switzerland of Central Asia"—a reference not only to its topography but also to its political outlook.

The series provides a unique reference source not only for geomorphologists, but all Earth scientists, geographers, and conservationists.

Although their collections were rife with references not only to classical Rome but also to bondage, most designers are loath to acknowledge the influence of fascist aesthetics.

It would also induce the court to pursue all the more vigorously its own review because of the ready references not only to the record, but also to the legal authorities as furnished it by counsel.

UPA cartoons "referenced not only a visual style emerging within the larger arena of the fine arts but also a design aesthetic that was fast becoming a distinctive style within California residential and commercial architecture — the cool".

If you hadn't read "Her First American" you'd never know that references to a dead friend named Carter in "Shakespeare's Kitchen" are actually references not only to Ilka at an earlier time but to a character in a different book.