Sentence examples for gone not only from inspiring English sources
Gone not only are those carbon sinks but also the shading and cooling effect that trees provide to homes.
The help has gone not only to Shiites but also to Sunni groups like Hamas — helping to form an archipelago of alliances that stretches from Baghdad to Beirut.
The impetus to identify Mr. Hariri's assassins is gone; not only has Lebanon sought rapprochement with Syria, but the Lebanese public's expectations, after years of an inconclusive inquiry, have hit rock bottom.
They have gone not only bigger — with nearly 115 seats, L'Artusi is more than twice the size of dell'Anima — but also bolder, and the uneven results are a lesson in overextension.
A good deal of imagination has gone not only into criticism but also into the writing of history, of essays, of travel books, and even of the biographies or the confessions that purport to be true to life as it really happened, as it was really experienced.
Alavés didn't fold when their moment seemed to have gone: not only did they take the lead on 38 minutes through Deyverson but they took it back again after Mathieu equalised, Ibai fighting his way through to sidefoot past Jasper Cillessen.
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".
This advice goes not only for coursework and other extra activities, but also general advisor/advisee relationship issues.
Hold onto your wallet if you go — not only are light-fingered pickpockets aplenty, but so are tough-talking bargainers.
