Examples of using Were not only in English and their translations into Polish
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in the case of Auschwitz, were not only Jews, but also Poles.
But his death makes it impossible Mr. James' actions were not only illegal, to corroborate the evidence against Mr. Ramirez.
He would have considered unthinkable: flying saucers were not only real, they were of extraterrestrial origin. Eventually, he came to a conclusion.
In the Middle Ages, monasteries were not only places for prayer,
Mr. James' actions were not only illegal, to corroborate the evidence against Mr. Ramirez. but his death makes it impossible.
the anabolic effects of creatine were not only spectacular but also permanent?
Just after being informed shut down a program designed to study UFOs that UFOs were not only real but of genuine concern?
constructing these grand buildings, the Chacoans were not only trying to place themselves at the heart of local culture, but also to place themselves at the heart of the cosmos.
The electric pioneers were not only exempt from the London congestion charge,
The additional difficulty in gaining the help can be the fact that the flooded buildings were not only factories but also offices,
These contacts were not only with Rome, also on their way to the world of Islam was the Christian Byzantine Empire.
However, certain fruit and vegetables were not only well tolerated by his patients, but improved their physical status.
But also gang-raped by aliens, And they were not only abducted, and I keep myself asking that question.
As time passed the idea took shape that the ministers of the rite of the“mystery” of matrimony were not only the couple alone but also the shepherd of the Church.
These meetings were not only of ecumenical character
The ten pieces of silver were not only of value, but each had stamped upon it,
So"Top Gear" asked us to design our own RVs that were not only comfortable, but fun to drive.
Sports competitions, which took place here for nearly 12 centuries, were not only rivalry, but also an expression of worship for the highest of the gods, and significantly influenced the development of art and culture.
Contrary to the first phase, this time the settlers were not only Mennonites but also Polish
Fewer exports to Russia were not only down to the restrictions on imports of Polish food