Sentence examples for not only lay from inspiring English sources

Healing these wounds will not only lay the groundwork for a stable nation, but will also reinforce the United States commitment to helping the Iraqi people.

The Prosopis juliflora variety of the mesquite that the flying maharajah planted in the 1930s not only lay siege to his fort, described by Rudyard Kipling as "the work of angels, fairies and giants", but eventually took over large stretches of the Thar desert.

The printer can not only lay down carbon fiber, but also fiberglass, nylon and PLA.

This research not only lay a solid foundation on further researching Bi2Fe4O9 single crystal epitaxial film, but also open an avenue to design various multifunctional devices.

This is why the ORI has proposed new regulations that not only lay down specific guidelines for handling retaliation complaints, but also aim to prevent retaliation from occurring in the first place.

The problem with the targets in the Württemberg area was that they not only lay in the path of the French First Army's advance, but were also in the occupation zone allocated to France.

However, the answer does not only lie in recruitment.

Mr. Locke has called the advertisements not only lies but "an appalling tactic".

The lower area consists mainly of polders, where the landscape not only lies at a very low elevation but is also very flat in appearance.

In a statement released through a US public relations agency, Rusesabagina accused Ngoga of "not only lying, but lying with bad logic".

When the performer Mike Daisey, earlier this year, was found to have lied about conditions at Foxconn — in order to punch up his sweatshop story — his mistake was not only lying; he also misunderstood the contours of the story.