Sentence examples for going not only from inspiring English sources

Placements are negotiated individually, with payment going not only to a network or a studio but to the producers who integrate a product into their script.

It's a play-off final, like a cup final, and I'll be going not only to enjoy the day but to try and win it".

The payments are going not only to track workers, engineers and conductors, but also to at least 65 supervisors and managers at the railroad, records show.

By subverting expectations, Going not only reaches readers who might otherwise pass up a book like hers, she also shows them she understands: their view from the top of the social power structure is not easy, nor is it even all that powerful.

With the economy in a slump, a growing number of American technology workers say their jobs are going not only to lower-cost foreign workers abroad, but also increasingly to workers who enter the United States under a little-known visa category known as L-1.

On the bus ride to the farm, the children sang rounds of "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" and a boy yelled, "I love pumpkin pie!" But it soon became clear that this was a field "study"— as the teachers called it — not a field "trip," and the 75 Harlem kindergartners were going not only for a glimpse of rural life, but to rack up extra points on standardized tests.

That goes not only for sex among teenagers but also for prostitution.

Our congratulations go not only to the winners, but also to their colleagues and teams".

Hold onto your wallet if you go — not only are light-fingered pickpockets aplenty, but so are tough-talking bargainers.

Gone not only are those carbon sinks but also the shading and cooling effect that trees provide to homes.

He renders restaurants where people go not only to eat but also to be seen, like Nello, La Goulue and Balthazar.