Sentence examples for it not only are from inspiring English sources

When you're forced to sit and write it, not only are you getting the subject, verb, predicates right, but you're tying the sentences together and ideas together.

According to the since axed Australian Climate Commission, Australians should get used to it: not only are heatwaves getting longer, hotter and more frequent, the number of record hot days is expected to quadruple in Sydney by the end of the century.

Though Laverne alluded to it, not only are our bodies expected to be public domain, but so are our histories.

If you rush into it, not only are you less likely to succeed, but you won't have much fun, either.

As one friend who is close to the tragedy put it, not only are many of us in different places from each other, but the same person can have a wide range of feelings and reactions on any given day.

"Empire" and shows like it not only are bringing more diverse faces to prime time, but also are harnessing the power of black viewers, a group long neglected by broadcast networks despite the fact that African Americans watch a disproportionate share of traditional television — an average of 201 hours a month in the third quarter of 2014, according to Nielsen.

It not only was, I knew it was.

Apple proved today that it not only is smooth, it is seamless".

It not only was wrong morally.

It might not only be the pressure.

Because it is not only being more focused.