Sentence examples for began not only from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama's days began not only with workouts but also with the daily national security briefings.
A prison exodus began not only in California and other blue states but also in conservative states such as Texas.
Each of the three, after all, today began not only explaining but promoting the contract that was just agreed, which ran to 184 pages in the end.
The meeting of Goethe and Schiller in Weimar and Jena in 1794 began not only a friendship but also a dialogue that proved mutually productive and creative.
With "They Shoot Horses," Fonda began not only to infiltrate the mainstream as a serious artist but to speak more directly to the margins as well.
The league began not only revising its policies and safety rules pertaining to head injuries, but also advocating similar changes that have improved safety at the youth level.
The countdown for Armageddon has begun not only in Africa but all over the world.
We've got to begin not only to withdraw our troops, but bring that money back home.
And this identification, whereby difficult arithmetic concepts are visualized pictorially, is something that begins not only very early in the history of man, but very early in the development of the mathematics curriculum.
Almost three years have passed since The Wall Street Journal breathlessly warned that the attack of the bond vigilantes on U.S. debt had begun; not only have borrowing costs remained low, they've actually fallen by half.
