Sentence examples for leaving not only from inspiring English sources

Some blacks say they are leaving not only to find jobs, but also because they have soured on race relations.

So then, drunk on trust, I started leaving not only the trunk open but all the cars' doors unlocked.

Stiglitz claims that Rubin and Summers hatched the most important policies in secret, leaving not only him out of the loop but also the president.

It was a hard decision for him as it meant leaving not only Charmian but also his sons, Nicky, Christopher and Farley.

On February 5th, for example, Downing Street confirmed that the country would be leaving not only the E.U.'s Single Market but its Customs Union as well.

As seen live on Swiss television in September, she boarded an empty bus from a curb outside a shopping mall, leaving not only her friends but an indeterminate number of onlookers.

Cleaner leaves not only look better, they function better, too.

I had left not only my home; I had left the system.

In other words, we would leave not only the Earth behind, but also ourselves.

Survivors are left not only with their deformities but also with the peculiarities of village reckoning.

We are left not only with lax gun laws but shake-and-bake shooting ranges.