Sentence examples for only get some from inspiring English sources

This is his opportunity to not only get some payback and add another good win to his current streak, but to become the world champion in the process.

He now steps into the Octagon with the opportunity to not only get some payback for his mentor, Yamamoto, but to become the UFC world champion in the process.

And in Matthew Warchus's exhilarating revival we not only get some bravura, high-octane acting from Kevin Spacey and Jeff Goldblum but a also sense of the ultimate hollowness of an industry, and a society, based on buddy-buddy values.

The princess was one of those beauty icons whose looks instruct the hopeful strivers: "You too could be a beautiful person, if you would only get some bigger sunglasses and try this coral lipstick".

The problem is very difficult and we only get some partial answers.

On one hand, if the rank of the linear packets that an adversary eavesdrops is less than, he can only get some (not all) of the packets.

And now we have only got some of the answers, we haven't got all of the answers yet.

Which suggests to me I've not only got some sticking power, but that there is a corner of every British heart that is for ever Esther's.

But another officer in Pakistani intelligence -- after reviewing day-to-day reports about a neighboring country he knows intimately -- said that the Americans "only got some mud buildings and air installations that didn't mean much to the Taliban anyway".

But the aphid goo only gets some of the credit.

And it's only getting some traction because it's a space where Apple is simply not competing.