Sentence examples for not only planned from inspiring English sources
Over several months this year, Rebuilding Together employees and volunteers not only planned modifications to the Briseno house but also spent hours doing the actual work.
After their third visit, they learned that the owners not only planned to sell, but also had already received an offer — and that's when Ms. Roberts and Dr. McKnight realized they couldn't let it go.
He not only planned a Latin autobiography but wrote two poetical allegories, Weisskunig ("White King") and Theuerdank (both largely autobiographical), and the Geheimes Jagdbuch, a treatise on hunting, and kept a bevy of poets and artists busy with projects that glorified his reign.
Recursive activity is inherent to multi-agency collaborations and feedback loops, and as such it is not only planned in JJ-TRIALS as part of the implementation strategy bundle (e.g., use of rapid-cycle testing), but can apply to the entire change process.
What wasn't elucidated in detail at the time was that the startup not only planned to release an API to developers, allowing them to create their own apps and faces for the watch, but also to use this momentum to create other kinds of wearables for enterprise, as well as consumer use.
The event is not only planned as a way to remember Eurydice, but also make a statement about women's right to feel safe in public spaces.
So it is great the government are not only planning to invest this money but are planning to invest it.
Beijing not only plans to generate 15 percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020, but hopes to become the world's leading exporter of clean energy technologies.
"And that means not only planning for bad weather but more importantly figuring bad weather into your budget," Ms. Miller said.
Major League Baseball not only plans to buy the Montreal Expos from Jeffrey Loria, but it will also subsidize Loria's purchase of the Florida Marlins.
The high school students in my district are not only planning on participating in walkouts; they are protesting in the halls and asking to use class time to strategize.
