Sentence examples for not only taking from inspiring English sources

"He ended up not only taking the pin but also the C.E.O. as well".

She is not only taking the criticism in stride; she seems to relish it.

"What is clearly true is that the opposition is not only taking but holding territory, especially up north.

Asians are not only taking the test in disproportionate numbers, but passing it more frequently as well.

The government is therefore not only taking consistent action against offenders but also tackling the causes of unacceptable behavior.

The illegal miners, tens of thousands of them, Venezuelan and foreign, are not only taking gold but ravaging the forest.

"[Millennials are] not only taking on debt at a higher rate, they're paying it off at a slower rate.

This is not only taking a bite out of Steves's potential profits; it is irking his pacifist, globalist soul.

And he's audacious, not only taking advantage of chocolate's known permutations but also finding new assignments for it.

Traditional media organizations watched as others kidnapped their work, not only taking away content but, more and more, taking the audiences with them.

We could end up not only taking each other a bit more seriously, but also in a deep way acknowledging each other's humanity.