Sentence examples for not only surrender from inspiring English sources
When Mexico's Institutional Revolutionary Party ceases to be the world's longest-ruling political party on Dec. 1, it will not only surrender control over the presidency.
OWVT: And yet in Chapter Twelve, "Apple Butter and Wool Sheets," you insist that you were present at Appomattox Courthouse and witnessed Robert E. Lee not only surrender to Ulysses S. Grant but then attempt to rape you.
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Because when I use, say, Gmail, then I'm not only surrendering my privacy to Google, but the privacy of everyone who writes to me at my Gmail address.
As the release date neared, the paranoia thickened; at the screening I attended, we were asked not only to surrender our cell phones but to march through a beeping security gate, as if boarding a plane to Tel Aviv.
Thanks to the new competition, Big Apple has been forced not only to surrender its exclusive primacy in its high-profile season, but it has also had to ratchet up its marketing to maintain visibility.
Because the Holy One owns all "property," says the Bible, every landholder is obligated not only to surrender surplus land once a generation and to free the land from being worked every seventh year and to annul debts owed to the lenders in that year.
Ronay is nothing if not deliberate and in control; viewers need only surrender to the reverie of free association.
But Russian archive material published by Germany's Der Spiegel magazine suggests that Dzhugashvili not only willingly surrendered to the Germans but that he was both anti-Semitic and highly critical of the Red Army when questioned by his captors.
One can only surrender to force majeure.
Charles demanded not only the surrender of Lombardy, but also of Burgundy and Provence, forcing Francis to argue that French law prevented him from surrendering any lands possessed by the crown without the approval of Parlement, which would not be forthcoming.
