Sentence examples for has not only got from inspiring English sources

Team Sky has not only got to defend Froome's Tour title, but the team is opening a performance centre in the south of France which could develop into a commercial venture; that too will take up Brailsford's time.

For each exile has not only got to prove his worth to the other, he has to win the approval of Headquarters, meaning in the case of the West Indian writer, England".

He has not only got his life back but will also enjoy a £1m pay off, a £10m pension pot that he can draw on in two years and a non-executive berth at the Russian joint venture TNK-BP as a consolation prize.

(and Yes! that includes Blackpool, which throughout the year proved that has not only got entertainment to please all ages, but is within easy reach of some of the most spectacular scenery in England.

Reflecting on her appointment as dean, Mr. Pokorak, who is now an associate professor at Suffolk University in Boston, said: "Hofstra has not only gotten a great scholar, but a really fine manager.

In recent years, Venus has not only gotten a bit older, but battled an illness that affected her stamina.

Jurassic World hasn't only got bulk, it's got pace, too.

"I know that in Moscow I've not only got to win.

And now we've not only got a winner, but someone who beat Tiger Woods.

Whereas now you've not only got flashy fringe theatres like the Almeida and the Donmar, you've got the Bush, the Tricycle and so on".

I felt I had not only got a glimpse into the characters but became nostalgic for an era when televison itself had a theatrical weight and power.