Sentence examples for moving not only from inspiring English sources

The company is moving not only beyond ties but also beyond silk.

But it is also powerful and unfailingly moving, not only as an historic document but also for its unsparing look at physical deterioration and premature death.

The reaction alarmed Farmers and other insurers, who worried about affluent customers moving not only their auto insurance but also their homeowners' policies to carriers that would not penalize their big vehicles.

The residents will be moving not only into an apartment but into a community with day care centers, job training programs, counseling, health care, recreational programs and other social services.

His classmates considered Obama "a floater", moving not only from culture to culture but also from political group to political group, dabbling, showing interest, but never staking a home.

It will be a major logistical exercise, moving not only the remaining 39,000 US troops but mountains of equipment from bases that are the size of small American suburbs, complete with coffee-shops, bowling alleys and cinemas.

He moved not only voters, but the party itself.

It moves not only from parent to child but also from species to species.

You talk about being moved, not only because Aretha is my daughter. . . .

Many Goans have moved not only to other parts of India but also to the former Portuguese colonies on the eastern coast of Africa.

And reluctance to move not only keeps unemployment high in struggling areas but makes it hard for businesses elsewhere to attract the workers they need to grow.