Sentence examples for once not only from inspiring English sources

There was once not only a T train, but a TT train.

Ben Naylor Servicing the car Changing your own starter motor was once not only a matter of pride, but a matter of course.

He wears two jumpers at once, not only to keep out the cold but also because this somewhat conceals the enormous holes, not perfectly overlapping, in the elbows.

She did not, so, after an hour, almost fainting under the barrage of her overexplicit and relentless sentences, and the need to attend to several things at once (not only what she was saying, which was often complex and unfamiliar, but also her mental processes, the sort of person she was), I finally asked for some coffee.

There can be few people left who believe he painted The Man with the Golden Helmet in Berlin's Gemäldegalerie, which was once not only accepted without demur but revered as a touchstone of Rembrandt's work by such authorities of yesteryear as Jakob Rosenberg, WR Valentiner and the much-feared Wilhelm Bode, but also by a huge public.

Carriers that once not only named the players but called the plays are now diminished in authority.

Among the problems for an acquiring firm: taking on so many lawyers at once would not only be cumbersome, but also potentially alienate its own partners.

So I see Texas has once again not only shown just how pathetic their education system is they did so with a side of racism.

After all, once confirmed, not only are they often on the bench for life, but their legal legacies also live on long after they have departed.

And it involves media in which the effacement of the artist was once considered not only a practical reality but also a virtue.

Dylan understood at once that not only hadn't Mingus been inside the school today, he hadn't crossed its doors since summer, since the start of his eighth-grade year.