Sentence examples for spaces not only from inspiring English sources

"Alternative spaces not only modified the way museums and commercial galleries did their work," she said, "they had a huge impact on shaping what galleries showed.

Harvest-on-Hudson has long enchanted diners with its grand spaces: not only its handsome dining room, but also its lovely patios, gardens and walkways that meet the river's edge.

A CLEARING IN THE DISTANCE: FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED AND AMERICA IN THE 19TH CENTURY.By Witold Rybczynski.Scribner; 480 pages; $28.CENTRAL PARK in Manhattan and Prospect Park in Brooklyn are miraculous urban spaces not only for their intrinsic allure but because they were completed more or less as their designers intended.

Some who go this route contend that separate spaces not only reduce friction in a relationship but keep it lively, even sizzly, freed from such mundane concerns as whose turn is it to empty the dishwasher and by the way, did anyone pay the rent?

It is worth mentioning that iteration step is made in both primary and dual spaces (not only the point is shifted but also Lagrange multipliers).

Moreover, the development of Orlicz-Sobolev spaces not only improves the Banach space theory but also provides a rich model for solving partial differential equations problems.

"Grand Central is an iconic public space not only for New Yorkers but for the world," he said.

This unusual haven has 60 studios providing work and living space not only for artists but also photographers, writers, musicians and actors.

When taboos disappear in a puff of red smoke to make space not only for felines and ghosts, but ruthless criminals, unsightly wounds and lethal vermillion cocktails?

The union at my university prides itself on being a safe space not only for students, but for their families as well.

The weathervane dominates the space not only by virtue of scale, but also by suggesting that the museum's view of folk art is not naïve.