Sentence examples for sign not only from inspiring English sources

That is a sign not only of the success Southern cities have had in creating jobs, but also the breadth of choice".

Your dental health may be a sign not only of how diligently you brush and floss but also of your risk of stroke and heart disease.

If he must signify, one wishes he would try to make the "K" sign, not only for the degree of difficulty, but for the sake of the team.

Steele's presence was a sign not only of the commandos' crucial role in the American counterinsurgency strategy but also of his close relationship with Adnan.

The Jets' return is a sign not only in Winnipeg but across Canada that the country's economy has grown strong enough to reclaim its national sport from the Sun Belt to which it had been forcibly transplanted during the '90s.

It became the height of fashion in Victorian England, where a fair complexion was a sign not only of beauty, but also of privilege, evidence that the woman did not have to work outdoors.

These are encouraging signs, not only for Mr. Wiggins but for fair and impartial justice.

The Fielder signing not only makes the Tigers a better and more competitive team but it continues a family tradition.

The recall petitions were signed not only by Republicans but also by large numbers of Democrats like me.

The street signs not only honor Mr. Ayyash, but also offer a concise biography in Arabic and English: "Yahya Ayyash 1966-1996.

Waiting in the wings is the distinctive, rubber ball-shaped figure of Chris Sandow, signed not only for next season but for the remainder of this one.