Sentence examples for guardians not only from inspiring English sources

Note that Socrates has the young guardians not only responding to good things as honorable (with spirited attitudes), but also becoming fine and good.

On his watch, the New York Fed has become the guardian not only of commercial banks but also, unofficially, of the big Wall Street investment banks.

In the same year the Guardian not only wrote headlines but made headlines with its globally acclaimed investigation into phone hacking.

Before the settlement announcement, Trafigura's lawyers Carter-Ruck obtained a super-injunction from a judge, banning the Guardian not only from revealing the existence of the Minton report, but also from telling anyone about the existence of the injunction.

In the same year the Guardian not only wrote headlines but made headlines with its globally acclaimed investigation into phone hacking and the launch of its groundbreaking digital-first strategy.

In the affidavit obtained by the Guardian, not only does Nunberg deny giving the Post the story, but he calls the incident a "lovers' quarrel" and alleges that Hicks and Lewandowski were engaged in an "illicit affair".

Plato takes it one step further than the average Marxist however by insisting that the guardians share not only their homes and belongings, but their wives and children as well.

The judges said: "Ian Cobain's remarkable series in the Guardian linked not only MI5 but government policy with collusion in torture.

During a visit to GYC this week, the Guardian met not only Coe and Kelly, but also ESOL students (English for speakers of other languages).

Today's grievance: The kettle on the second floor of Guardian Towers not only takes forever to boil but it starts making boiling sounds after about 20 seconds, so as to get your hopes up.

And Good to Meet You hears from a reader who says the Guardian Weekly not only changed his life, but the course of palliative medical care around the world.