Sentence examples for has not only pulled from inspiring English sources

Mr Gore has not only pulled ahead in almost every poll.

In his first few weeks in office, Mr Kan has not only pulled off the Blairite trick of giving his party's old guard the slip.

The question is still bothering Kristin at the novel's end when, decades later, we discover that she has not only pulled a fast one on Marshall and the Germans but on the experts at the National Gallery — and, perhaps, herself.

America had not only pulled off one of the greatest engineering feats in history, it had succeeded where France had failed.

O'Connor addressed his blast "as to a magician who had not only pulled the rabbit out of the hat but then put the hat back on the rabbit," O'Connor's widow wrote years later.

That buys into [CEO] Mike Jeffries' idea of being cool -- what's cooler than something your parents would never want to wear?" That strategy has not only proved problematic, with Abercrombie recently pulling a shirt that took a jab at Taylor Swift as well as one that incited protests for its "racist" depiction of Asians.

Premiership Rugby and Ligue Nationale de Rugby have not only served notice that they will pull out of the Heineken Cup at the end of the season but they have said they will have nothing more to do with European Rugby Cup Ltd.

"I've not only hiked the trail, I've crawled it; literally pulled the weeds out of the ground," he said.

He not only pulled the rug out from under me, but I didn't even have a place to live for a few weeks!

The Trojans have the opportunity Saturday to not only pull off an upset at Husky Stadium, but continue their uphill climb toward a potential Pac-12 South Division title.

NBC's lawyers have requested that the Romney campaign not only pull down the commercial but eliminate any references to the network's journalism in other ads.