Examples of using Were not only in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They were not only champions.
Around 1970, it was found that there were not only parts of the brain, but particular cells.
Computers were not only faster than machines, but interpreted designers' instructions more accurately.
Indeed, notions of“white logic” and“permanence of race” were not only understood by Nazis, but in some cases pioneered by them.
Churches were not only the core of the civil rights movement, but also the one place you knew your mama couldn't beat you.
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Warships of the seventeenth century were not only military vehicles, they were floating palaces.
The Arabs were not only a part of the natural landscape for the Herzliya settlers; the museum also describes the relationship between the neighbors.
If his information was correct, the games were not only deep underground, they were covered with concrete.
They were not only in the Soviet army.
The methods used by them were not only ineffective but also dangerous.
Jacob were not only brothers but twins!
The methods she employed were not only ethically dubious, but downright sadistic.
Adam and Eve were not only the first humans on the earth, they were bait… For intelligent life forms elsewhere in the cosmos.
The clothes were not only comfortable but beautiful.
Austrians were not only victims, but also perpetrators.
The Maya were not only astronomers, but astrologers.
You, however, were not only a visionary, but a man of action as well.
But witches were not only very busy, they were also apart;
The temples were not only the economic center of the city, but of course also religious.
On that day, the Muslims were not only few, but also untried and inexperienced in Jihad.
The problems you mentioned were not only after the change of the municipal administration, but also before.
And luckily for me these guys were not only great producers but they were very nice, very benevolent characters.
Among the internally displaced persons were not only civilians, but also well-known representatives of the political elite and art.
For the Greeks, temples were not only places to worship the gods but also impressive symbols of their society and culture.
He wanted people who were not only trained anthropologists, but also climbers who could squeeze through a 7-inch-wide space.
Prior to this invention, literary items were not only difficult to produce in mass quantities, but also too expensive for most people.
But Scotch Terriers were not only in the White House, dogs of this breed were also from Eisenhower, Ronald Reagan, and George W. Bush.
You realized that he targeted patients who were not only terminal but also in tremendous pain, so you set about making Samantha an attractive target.
His professional, courteous, and intelligent answers were not only helpful and poignant, but have also built my respect and professional allegiance to SanDisk® and RescuePRO®.
