Sentence examples for not only having from inspiring English sources

Fitzgerald is not only having a glittering second act, he's having it in the third dimension.

"But, on November 6th, we will stand united – not only having won an election, but having saved a future".

She sees houses as not only having symbolic value, but also as something that can bring happiness.

I think our players have benefited from the situation, not only having Adam here, but Calle here as well".

They are not only having policies adopted in the states, they are starting to invoke states' rights.

The Classic faces not only having a long odds-on shot as favourite but also a smaller field than usual.

"Some teams are comfortable with not only having cheerleaders but selling cheerleader swimsuit calendars or in a couple cases lingerie calendars.

They feared not only having to live through the noise and dust of construction, but also ending up with a blocked view.

Wiesenthal was driven, Mr Segev concludes, by guilt at not only having survived, but having had an easier time than most European Jews during much of the war.

"Every indication," he said, "is that we are not only having a strong academic achievement year, but perhaps a record one".

By rich, Fitzgerald meant not only having money but also the prep-school educated, manor-born attitudes he encountered as a Princeton undergraduate.