Sentence examples for not only caught from inspiring English sources

Twenty years later, its rivals have not only caught up, but they have surpassed Doordarshan in terms of revenue.

The results Friday confirmed USA Cycling's worst fears, that the world had not only caught up to the Americans since Beijing, but surpassed them, too.

It not only caught the incalculable power of the collapse, but managed -- under the assault -- to prevent the Hudson's waters from flooding Lower Manhattan.

This sudden flood of solar power projects not only caught the staff of the Bureau of Land Management off guard, it also surprised some environmentalists.

But Papal Bull and Olivier Peslier had not read the script; they went after the leader and not only caught him but, deep into the final furlong, passed him.

They took to social media and the Archers' team realised, as O'Connor put it, that the audience had not only caught on, but were "quite far ahead of us".

They must not only catch up, but surpass the others.

That draft may be the fastest draft on the track -- if they stayed together, they would not only catch but pass the lead cars.

"If we get the additional funding, we can not only catch up after 15 years, we can move forward very quickly".

The Times' story, by David Barboza, is the type of journalism that not only catches the powerful in flagrante delicto, but that revivifies the paper's reason for being.

The Obama administration should seek to create a new "social trampoline" that not only catches people when they fall, but also propels them back into productive employment.