Sentence examples for not only earns from inspiring English sources

In 2003, the International Olympic Committee gave Mangiarotti its Platinum Wreath, saying, "Edoardo Mangiarotti's total of 39 gold, silver and bronze medals in Olympics and World Fencing Championships not only earns him the distinction of being the greatest fencer in sports history, but also distinguishes him as the most decorated athlete in all Olympic sports in the history of the Olympics".

15, various times, cantinflasretro.com ROUND TOP Aim Game The shooter who hits the most bull's-eyes at Schützenfest not only earns the title of könig, or king, for a year, but also a slew of new friends, who will gather to drink from the keg of beer served and dance to the live music performed, all in the monarch's honor.

It turns out that buying a cheap pair of socks not only earns Walmart a nice living; it also gives consumers a collective voice that we can use to demand that the people who deliver and make our goods don't pay a heavy price for our right to buy inexpensive products.

This means that anyone carrying out one of these activities at the moment not only earns entitlement towards the basic state pension (which is worth a maximum of £107.45 per week) but will also be earning an extra entitlement on top from the state second pension.

Her unusual approach of helping students discover what lights them up and how they can make an impact on their communities not only earns her students incredible acceptance rates but also allows them to thrive in college and beyond.

Do something that someone is going to look at your actions and say: "Man, I didn't think anyone would actually be brave enough to do that!" This not only earns their attention, it earns their respect, and that is the kind of attention that you really want.

The non-college educated not only earn less, they smoke more, grow more obese and die sooner.

Until then, a skilful workman who was also active in various local bodies could not only earn extra money: there would be accretions of status.

Then there are the employees, who not only earn some money, but also have a chance to feel as good about serving customers as he does.

But by the postwar years of the mid-1990s, Mr. dos Santos was not only earning a decent wage, but also accruing a modicum of fame.

The results not only earned them a record deal, but ended up being released as their 1998 debut album Bring It On.