Sentence examples for not only repaid from inspiring English sources

Sherman's exhorting words had not only repaid Grant for believing in him when he had faltered; they had also helped convince Grant not to quit on himself or surrender in the fight for the Union.

Writing in Architectural Record magazine the year they were finished, the critic Montgomery Schuyler described the stations as "great fun" and added, "The architectural pilgrim who gives a whole day to the branch will find himself not only repaid but rewarded".

In addition, defense lawyers tried to portray Albert Pirro as someone who, upon learning that the government was investigating him, not only repaid about $1 million in back taxes, but also did his best to furnish copies of tax returns, canceled checks, check stubs, invoices and other documents.

If the candidate is unsuccessful at the election, he is only repaid the deposit if he polled more than one-eighth of the total number of votes polled, not including rejected votes.

He talks at length about his various piano teachers and also of his parents (whom he repaid not only with respect and love, but also with a nice new bungalow to replace the Worthing council house he grew up in).

"This means that not only will debt be repaid immediately but that £10m will go into Rangers' bank account on the first day as working capital," he added.

Yet viruses have not only taken; they have also repaid us in ways we are just beginning to tally.

Last month Teck not only announced that it had repaid the debt but also that it would pay a dividend.The energy industry is coming back to life, with new investments planned for in Alberta's oil sands.

Not only has that loan not been repaid; according to the authors, the Qatari government has also been pumping as much as $100m a year into the channel.

And not only has Mr. Remis demanded to be repaid the $4,100 cost of the photography, he also wants $48,000 to recreate the entire wedding and fly the principals to New York so the celebration can be re-shot by another photographer.

Loan guarantees were made; the city went through the long ordeal of getting its financial house in order; the loans were repaid; and New York not only recovered but thrived.