Sentence examples for not only gathering from inspiring English sources
The bees are not only gathering around their queen, but are also keeping tightly together to stay warm and so save energy.
Convictions under the laws, section 60 of the criminal code, dictate compulsory jail time for bikies not only gathering in public but also attending clubhouses or recruiting.
Not only gathering the evidence of learning in the class period, Kit-Build concept map covers assessing the evidence for designing and providing the feedback of the instructor.
More specifically: experimentation explicitly includes the aim of learning (i.e. not only gathering information from stakeholders), it supports exploration of different interpretations on the innovation (opening-up appraisal), and on how values might evolve owing to its introduction (society's responses).
As such, many Millennials this Thanksgiving were not only gathering around the table, but also tweeting and status updating their genuine sentiments of thanks to their best friends.
CNN was down about 40% from May levels in primetime, FoxNews was down 15% and MSNBC, 20%, thus establishing that Headline News was not only gathering new viewers, but also drawing away "regular news" viewers.
The participation in concerts/picnics means not only gatherings with friends and family members but also to have a drink and smoke.
It is 12 years since "Means of Ascent," and Caro has used that time not only for gathering facts with incredible industry but, evidently, for reflection.
SXSL is thrilling not only for gathering creative thinkers and entrepreneurs in our nation's capital, but for its focus on doing good and inciting change.
The counselling is not only aimed at gathering information about the actual medication usage but also at educating the patient about changes in the pharmacotherapy and involving the patient in the optimisation of the medication usage.
In covering the conventions from the vantage point of neighborhood children perched in a tree house, each publication is seeking to be not only the gatherings' paper of record but also the conventioneers' first read.
