The government is expected not only to maintain order but also to achieve progress.
Volunteers were expected not only from Westchester, but also from Rockland, Putnam, Dutchess, Orange and Ulster Counties.
The second campus is expected not only to create hundreds of jobs but to spin off technology companies too.
"It's a very demanding job – you're expected not only to be business-minded, but to cope with politics, locally and nationally," says Collins.
This team, one expected not only to win every game but to win with a flourish, is less four aces and more royal flush — international basketball's best hand.
In the violin's conventional range, any competent concert artist is expected not only to sound pitches but also to control attack, dynamics and expression.
Gradually, celibacy came to be expected not only of ascetics and monks but also for all members of the clergy, as a function of their office.
In four trips across the ocean, he never, for obvious reasons, came upon anything remotely like what he had expected: not only were the people novel and strange; so were the geography, the topography, the flora, and the fauna.
So the rest of us are expected not only to comply with their irksome prohibitions but even to grass up any "knock-off Nigel" we may happen to encounter.
Members were expected not only to share materials, books and information, but to provide one another with "sympathy and practical assistance (if need be) in time of sickness and trouble".
In other words, he was expected not only to be a governor but also to fill the traditional role of the black politician — that of spokesman, minister and conduit to the white establishment.
