Sentence examples for not only hand from inspiring English sources

A retirement for Hamilton or Rosberg would not only hand the title on a plate to the other driver but would constitute a severe embarrassment for Mercedes-Benz.

This resulted in an F.B.I. raid on Mr. Pellicano's offices last year during which agents found not only hand grenades and plastic explosives, but also transcripts of phone conversations involving various Hollywood figures.

"We will not only hand power back from Whitehall we will change the way Whitehall works with the creation of a Small Business Administration in the heart of government to ensure fully a quarter of government contracts go to the dynamic small and medium sized firms that are our economy's future".

Continued denial its reality will not only hand down a less habitable environment to future generations, but also a more dangerous and violent world.

The more effectively that can be accomplished, the greater the likelihood that the American people will not only hand Trump a possibly landslide defeat but also take away from the Republicans the control of the Congress.

However, the Colts aren't as lucky as they face off with their AFC rival the New England Patriots, that can not only hand them their first loss but is a team who is also clearing a path of their own this season.

It not only hands out money with the enthusiasm of a Medici, but also invites the talented arts world into the very heart of government.

The loans are typically secured by stock in the company, so that if a property owner defaults, he risks not only handing over the keys to his building but also the equity tied to the asset.

He not only hands out weapons, he also runs the Old City's government-sponsored reconciliation committee, billed as a venue for citizens to bring problems directly to municipal officials and to smooth community relations.

By the end of her life, Jane, who had always been paranoid about money, was not only handing it out to American hippies and Moroccans in the bars of Tangier but also distributing her belongings to whoever would take them.

Family members responsible for ailing loved ones provide not only "hands on" care but often reach into their own pockets to pay for many other expenses of care recipients, including groceries, household goods, drugs, medical co-payments and transportation.