Sentence examples for not only succeeded from inspiring English sources

But "Mitt — Mitt has not only succeeded, but he has succeeded where others could not.

Each of these figures not only succeeded in capturing the hearts of millions of fans but also placed himself in our public imagination.

On the other hand, he not only succeeded in successfully hosting the Copenhagen EU summit, but was also instrumental in bringing the forthcoming world climate summit to Copenhagen.

The visitors had not only succeeded in "ruining Leverkusen's afternoon a little" (98 manager Dirk Schuster) but also played some very decent stuff on the break.

Led by Toussaint-Louverture, the Haitians not only succeeded in throwing off French rule but soon overran parts of the previously Spanish eastern end of the island as well, instilling terror in the white ruling class.

Iran not only succeeded, but also announced in 2011 that it would triple the amount of uranium enriched to 20 percent and slowly move the operation to a second enrichment plant known as Fordo.

Bilateral dialogues that seek cooperation based on common grounds will not only succeed, but will also inspire both countries to organically evolve and benefit from mutual interests.

It had to be tough to see the Memphis Grizzlies not only succeed without him but for being on the receiving end of "addition by subtraction" arguments.

She not only succeeds in making us see and share her experiences of the places she visits, but also achieves the more elusive goal of conveying the spirit of these places.

Mr. Johnson not only succeeds in conjuring the anomalous, hallucinatory aura of the Vietnam War as authoritatively as Stephen Wright or Francis Ford Coppola, but he also shows its fallout on his characters with harrowing emotional precision.

That says to the whole country, 'The whole notion of black inferiority is bull.' "It says to the schools, 'If you work hard to find people and you give them a chance they will not only succeed, they will flourish.