Sentence examples for not only finished from inspiring English sources

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

She not only finished the research, but she astounded the Yale graduate students working alongside her and Mr. Reed.

"What has been outstanding is that we finished every race -- not only finished, but we finished every race on the podium," Schumacher said.

She not only finished her route that Friday but worked the following Monday and Tuesday as she struggled to find someone to cover her route.

This was done and they came, and they not only finished the work required, but from this time the English came to know and learn their handicraft.

Sánchez has had trouble scoring this season, but on Saturday he not only finished off two goals, he did the other part of Messi's repertoire: He created two as well.

He seems to know Mickelson so well that he can not only finish his sentences, but read his thought bubbles.

"He insisted that I not only finish primary and secondary schools, but go on to university and study abroad.

They talk to each other in hushed undertones that I can't understand, giggle loudly at the same time with the same intonation, and not only finish each other's sentences, but begin them too.

In his view, globalization will not only finish off what's left of American manufacturing, but will turn so-called knowledge workers, which was supposed to be America's competitive advantage, into just another global commodity.

Liverpool are not only finishing their season on a high, there was a powerful difference between the atmosphere at Anfield for Dortmund or Villarreal and that at an Etihad Stadium still in the habit of booing the Uefa anthem.