Sentence examples for not only stands from inspiring English sources

It turns out watermelon ($6) not only stands up to the fryer, it's also great with yerba mate ketchup.

For his detractors, Tsipras not only stands accused of incompetence but of a catastrophic legacy disastrous for the economy and Greece's credibility abroad.

It not only stands as his most recognizable song and biggest hit, but also perhaps his most striking, most cherished, and certainly most timeless.

Again and again, Mary not only stands up to her uncle, but also takes decisions that are courageous, even perhaps reckless, in order to protect others.

There are layers of subtle meaning and plotting here; the work not only stands up to rereading but rewards the effort.

Mr. Steadman not only stands with the poet in naming prowess, but also indeed calls them into splatted and blotted being — Lesser-blotted Bitwing, Needless Smut, Spundwick's Fret, Quink.

But while players on the PGA Tour have been criticized for not standing up to Tiger Woods, Inkster not only stood up to Sorenstam, she outplayed her.

She not only stood behind her husband; she pushed him forward.

We should not only stand from the present, but should also look forward to the future".

"Lifelong" and "Invitation" not only stand beside his finest work but bring to it new harmonies.

Lula and his party not only stood for social reform but claimed, from their experience in local administration, a monopoly on clean government in Brazil.