Sentence examples for not only leaving from inspiring English sources

George W. Bush is not only leaving the White House, he's also finishing up on Broadway.

So, of course, I spectacularly come crashing down – not only leaving me soaked through, but also rewarding me with a deep gash in my knee.

"The Federal Reserve is not only leaving the punch bowl in place, we're continuing to spike the punch, though at a decreasing rate over the next year," Mr. Lacker said.

She was referring to the time she has spent as a staple in the tabloids, attacked from many quarters for not only leaving her husband, but for also breaking up another celebrity marriage.

The loss had the rather hilarious consequence of not only leaving the mighty S.E.C. out of B.C.S. spots, as Pat Forde writes on Yahoo.com, but needing help from former S.E.C. headache Lane Kiffin to get back in.

In leaving Paris, Berlioz was not only leaving a flirtatious fiancée and the artistic environment that had stimulated his powers; he was also leaving the opportunity to demonstrate what his genius saw that modern French music should be.

She not only left behind a husband, but also later rejected custody of her baby daughter.

The bomb had not only left the underground organs of plants intact; it had stimulated them.

He not only left his mark on all subsequent composers but also molded entire institutions.

The simultaneous rise of Mr Keyes and Mr Forbes has not only left the right divided.

Kieslowski not only leaves us to interpret the films, he leaves us to complete them.