Sentence examples for house not only from inspiring English sources

Owners of the house not only included shipbuilders and merchants, but also blacksmiths and clergymen.

Today, the Melnikov House not only survives but also seems destined to become a museum.

The historic house not only sold out worldwide the houndstooth ballerina slippers, it also connected with a new generation and pushed forward its designer, Massimiliano Giornetti.

"We're trying to open the house not only for the people of New Jersey but the people of the United States and the world," he said.

"It's our house!" Not only was Le Pen talking about the "forgotten people of France," as she calls them; she was meeting them on their turf.

Many of the high-rises they design — what they call "vertical cities" — house not only offices but also residences, museums, public space, shopping areas, hotels, restaurants, and transportation hubs.

And having the tech all in-house not only means the platform is smarter and more accurate, but that helps with compliance around regulations like GDPR, which also has been a boost to its business.

Publishers Clearing House not only is stepping up its ad presence online, more of the company's business takes place online.

A person close to Kelly said he was intent on making the White House not only less chaotic but also less driven by a particular ideology.

When the media accurately reported on Trump's inaugural crowd sizes, the White House not only contested this on the substance in a laughably absurd manner.

CLINTON: Well, you have no reason to remember, but we came out of the White House not only dead broke but in debt.