Sentence examples for not only run in from inspiring English sources

He told Motion that Toby's Corner should not only run in the Wood, but he guaranteed him that the colt would win it just as his father did.

According to conventional wisdom, twins not only run in families, but they also — for some strange reason — always skip at least one generation.

The new campaign will not only run in the 17 or 18 battleground states where both candidates' ads have primarily been focused this year, but also in two states where Mr. Bush won comfortably in 2000: Louisiana and Colorado, people who monitor advertising purchases said.

Depression not only runs in her Swedish-American family, but Leroy has been no great help in fighting it.

The Vision SDK not only runs in real-time to improve the driving experience in the vehicle, but also generates data for the back end to update the map based on changing conditions, powering larger solutions for smart cities or insurance companies".

Since we found BB-CK, albeit at lower levels, also in the bovine rod outer segments (Hemmer et al. 1993), it is conceivable that such a vectorial PCr energy transport not only runs in one direction towards the synaptic terminal, but also in the opposite direction into the rod outer segments.

Santas aren't only running in the land down under.

But the problems facing Labour in 2015 not only run deeper than in 1992.

"We have demonstrated that we can not only run companies and in many cases, run them quite well," says Marc Morial, president of the National Urban League, a nonprofit civil rights organization.

At Médecins du Monde, we not only run clinics, we also work in 24 refugee camps across Greece, where pregnant women make up just over 10% of the population.

To teach eight-year-olds math by inserting slavery into the equation is evidence that plantation philosophy not only runs rampant in Georgia politics, but in education as well.