Sentence examples for not only beaten from inspiring English sources

He was clever and Machiavellian; he'd not only beaten the system but also turned it to his own ends.

We've not only beaten Australia, we've beaten them 3-0 and it's the first time they've been whitewashed since 1971.

So let me begin with a confession akin to admitting that for generations the men in my family have not only beaten their wives but abused their children.

Four years later, he has not only beaten cancer, but also fulfilled his dream of making it as a professional footballer at the highest level.

These are worrying times for the champions who, wrote France Football, "were not only beaten in Barcelona, they were crushed, humiliated and then spat out again".

Taylor had not only beaten Steve Davis to win his first World Championship, he had done so in an extraordinary manner.

The Jets are not only being beaten at their own game, they are getting annihilated.

And by that tenuous margin, Sunderland not only finished beaten, 2-1, but sank closer toward the threat of relegation.

Sebastian Vettel won his first grand prix since the end of 2013 and left the seemingly unbeatable Lewis Hamilton not only well beaten but very frustrated.

Not just beaten, torn apart.

The stats do not look good: they have only beaten France three times in 36 attempts, and Ireland four times in 24.