Sentence examples for not only moves from inspiring English sources
In early summer, wind from the southwest not only moves the surface water to the northeast but causes it to be displaced off the coast.
But Jess not only moves out to "take a break" and explore other lovers; he also reveals that his health, with new medication, is not worsening.
And he not only moves to a surprising ending but makes a real point about how judicial elections undermine the integrity of any justice system.
Coca-Cola said last week that it would put its extraordinary distribution network -- which not only moves Cokes to almost every corner of Africa, but gets the empties back for refills -- at the disposal of charities and government health workers.
Els, already at the top of the European Order of Merit, not only moves further ahead, he surpasses the record amount of money won - €3,125,147 (£1.74m) by Lee Westwood in 2000 -with €3,368,121.
Speech acts are not only moves in a "language game".
While in Ireland, Piatt not only moved among English and Irish literary circles.
Cities are not only moving faster, they're doing that with more difficult clients.
It is not only moving large shipments of drugs that is lucrative for the cartels, however.
Mr. Demler said he not only moved it, he rebuilt it.
You not only moved to the Bronx and bought your building, but you pretty much set down roots.
