Sentence examples for not only first from inspiring English sources
Not only first responders but also friends, family and even librarians have started to administer it.
We were not only first, we were everywhere: deploying well ahead of the tipping points that everyone recognised.
Over the years, I have jotted down not only first steps and lost teeth but also quotes that provide a window into a child's unique way of thinking.
(So does the Guardian, one might add, which not only first ran the story, but an interview with Mantel on its news pages).
This study not only first made a human neutralizing antibody, which recognized an epitope on S2 protein like natural antibody in sera, but also may help us to better understand the immunological characteristics of SARS protein and SARS vaccine design.
Lacking a bank account, he kept a mental coitus ledger and regularly checked it, making sure that he remembered not only first and last names but the exact order in which he'd had them.
To the Editor: Regarding "Glitches in Booking First Class Online," (Practical Traveler, April 10); It is not only first-class bookers who encounter "fare jumping".
Financial remittances of migrants (not only first-generation) reached several hundred billion dollars per year and were increasingly channeled for productive collective projects, not just for individual consumption purposes.
But even that figure may be misleading in reference to young adults, because it includes not only first-time marriages, but also second and third marriages, which are significantly more divorce-prone.
Another term he used to describe BelleFair was "intergenerational community," because desirable buyers included not only first-timers like Mr. and Mrs. Schlactus but also empty-nesters and retirees.
concert at the packed Ordway Music Theatre, featuring the conductor Edo de Waart and the pianist Christian Zacharias, more than held up the orchestra's longtime standard their sensitive, transparent, and virtuosic account of Brahms's Second Piano Concerto was not only first-class for St. Paul but for anywhere in the world, and the audience made its appreciation clear.
