Sentence examples for had not only started from inspiring English sources
This week, Queen Elizabeth II announced that she had not only started a new channel on YouTube, the Royal Channel, but also planned to use it to broadcast her own Christmas address, at 3 p.m. (10 a.m. Eastern time) on Tuesday.
The authors had not only started from a large set of 33 catalytic domains from different eukaryotes (e.g. fungi, worm, fruit fly, mouse, rat, human) and 66 fungal leader sequences, but also tested fusions of various lengths of both the catalytic domain and the CTS.
But you must have noticed that the sales have not only started early this year, but discounts are unusually deep.
They have not only started a campaign to persuade Haitians to stay put, but they are also laying plans to scoop up any boats carrying illegal immigrants and send them to Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
Dig deeper, however, and you hit the deprivation; you learn that Howie's mother died a couple of years earlier in a car wreck on the L.I.E., that he still takes a sniff of her perfume and tries on her lipstick, and that his father has not only started seeing someone new but has stopped seeing, or wishing to see, the damage inflicted on his son.
The thing we love about Andreessen Horowitz is that they've not only started and created one successful company, they've done it multiple times".
As we wrote in this recent profile of the firm, Felser and Samuel are part of an elite group of co-founders who have not only started multiple companies together but have also seen successful exits for these companies.
Felser and Samuel are part of an elite group of co-founders who have not only started multiple companies together but have also seen successful exits for these companies.
Company founders are challenged to deliver businesses for a Series A investment round that pretty much means they have not only started the engines up but they left home and Mama a long time ago.
When all was said and done, on June 10th 1967, just a short but chaotic six days after the war started, Israel had not only conquered control of Gaza and the Sinai Peninsula from Egypt (the latter was later returned) but also annexed the West Bank and Jerusalem from Jordanian control.
