Sentence examples for shot not only from inspiring English sources

His 3-point shot not only rescued the Nets from a lackluster first quarter, it seemed to ignite his game.

THE new boutique in SoHo called American Two Shot not only caters to but is also curated by New York City 20-somethings.

Ms. Winehouse's appearance on the Grammy show is still seen as a long shot, not only because of uncertainty about her ability to perform but also because of doubts about her effort to secure a visa to travel to the United States given an arrest for marijuana possession in Norway in October.

Talking with Tony is like getting a vitamin B shot, not only do you feel healthier, you are pumped with a renewed fearless energy.

And he was shot not only in the face but also, we now know, in the chest.

"I know this: When you think about 32 people shot, and a lot of them shot not only once, but two, three or four times, that's serious.

Instead, the writing seems smug and complacent when he takes pot shots not only at the powerful but also at those on the margins, mainly for tackiness.

"I think a lot of our shots, not only mine, but as a team, we just looked out of rhythm when we were shooting the ball," Van Horn said.

Some of these nonrecurring revenues, commonly known as one-shots, not only disappear in the future but actually wind up costing taxpayers more down the road.

In an essay on F. W. Murnau's classic horror movie "Nosferatu," Jim Shepard describes the way the director designed individual shots "not only as static compositions but also as spaces continually open to every sort of intrusion and transformation. . . .

The show also takes barbed shots not only at Jews and Israel, but also at Saudi Arabia and Qatar, widely accused by Iraqis of funding and supporting Islamic State.