Sentence examples for not only sign from inspiring English sources

Acuff said that Obama, who is a co-sponsor of the legislation, will, if elected, not only sign it but also help to push for passage.

At luxury hotel, Principe Forte dei Marmi (00 39 0584 783636; principefortedeimarmi.it) in Tuscany, you can not only sign up for Italian language classes but French, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Spanish and Portuguese as well.

Mutualisation would confer community ownership on organisations that could essentially be vibrant hubs of community life, places where people not only sign on for work or benefits, but enjoy other kinds of community-based services too, such as postal services.

"The lesson companies must learn from the disaster is they must not only sign the Bangladesh safety accord, but also ensure the victims do not suffer further, as brands drag their heels over providing redress".

What a valuable and timely piece of radio to mark the anniversary of the act, and retrospective kudos must be given to President Lyndon Johnson, who might have gone some way to make restitution for the country's Vietnam adventures with his vow to not only sign the act but his determination to see it enforced.

But as he demonstrated at a reading at a Barnes & Noble in Manhattan, he enjoys meeting readers and sometimes will not only sign his book but also inscribe it with a Thurberesque drawing of a dead dog -- not, one might add, for the man from Dogs Today.

He not only signed their pledge but urged others to do so as well.

She not only signed it, but added "To a little gentleman".

Beauvoir, who had not had an abortion, not only signed the statement but also wrote the text.

The Spanish club have not only signed Bale but Isco, from Málaga, to supplement their existing options.

The president not only signed it, but did so with a rhetorical flourish, calling it a "triumph for natural resource conservation and federal fiscal responsibility".