Sentence examples for guest not only from inspiring English sources

Our guest not only coughed and sneezed pretty much non-stop but kept repeating, probably in response to my cringing looks every time he blew Snot Verde across my dinner table, that his doctor told him that once he started taking antibiotics he wasn't contagious.

Depending on how close or far you are from the city, this can be abbreviated to a preliminary trip to the butcher's, or drawn out into a ritual slaughter wherein the guest not only gets the opportunity to thank the sheep or goat before its throat is slit in front of them, but is also privy to the entire exsanguination, disembowling, de-bile-ing, and meat-extraction processes from start to finish.

Over a three day period, these guests not only deliver a lecture but meet with students over meals, in classes, and in one-on-one office hours.

There has also been a big increase in so-called "exotic hunting", where guests not only go after indigenous species such as wolves and bears, but also blast away at imported zebras and giraffes.

Mr. van Dam attempts to surprise his guests not only with the location but also with his chef's menu (36 euros for three courses), which offers an elegant twist to Dutch cuisine.

So he is known for sending guests not only to the best restaurants around London but also to the burgeoning nightclub scene that has emerged in trendy East London over the past five to 10 years.

Guests not only want an excellent beach within walking distance, of course, but also excellent service, a nearby spa and outdoor activities.

What the best have in common is a deep authenticity, a dedication to conservation and community, and the ability to transport guests not only to faraway locales but also back in time.

Guests not only sipped the bubbly, they also signed silent auction bidding slips for fabulous getaways, restaurant dinners, sports and music events.

"We hope the fact that Thanks Again is now present at over 170 other airports will bring added value to our guests not only here, but throughout their travel itinerary," said Dan Feger, the airport's executive director, in a statement.

It appears to offer its guests not only rest and renewal, but also the tools they can use to go back out into the world, refreshed and perhaps reinvented.