Sentence examples for strike not only from inspiring English sources

The rationalization of line strike not only directly influences the engineering investment and transport efficiency of the railway project, but also affects the role of designed lines in a railway network.

With players using sticks to strike not only the heads but also the metal rims and sides of the instruments, the timbales added several distinct timbres to the music's rhythmic component.

A cylindrical slit drum with from two to five slits is encountered in western Africa; the Kisi people of Guinea strike not only the slats formed by the multiple slits but the ends of the slit drum as well.

That is why Mr. Bush has made pre-emption -- taking the war to the enemy before he can strike -- not only a cornerstone of national security policy, but of his re-election campaign.

That strike not only put the result beyond doubt but very clearly outlined the differences between the two sides, with Maccabi unable to match the pace of their far more experienced opponents.

The North Koreans "do not hide" that their armed forces, "including the strategic rocket forces, are keeping within the scope of strike not only the bases of the puppet forces and the U.S. imperialist aggression forces' bases in the inviolable land of Korea but also Japan, Guam and the U.S. mainland," a spokesman at the North's National Defense Commission said in a statement.

Coins were struck not only by single towns but also jointly by alliances of towns (homonoiai).

The ads are striking not only in their volume but also in their pointed language.

Attacks on diplomatic personnel have struck not only larger nations such as the United States and Russia.

According to Noor Behram, the strikes not only kill the innocent but injure untold numbers and radicalise the population.

These lists are striking not only for their multitudes but also for the glaring lack of a front-runner.