Sentence examples for only left behind from inspiring English sources

By that time, however, the VC 1st Regiment had already turned their attention to the main target at Khâm Đức, and they only left behind some local force units to destroy allied reinforcements.

She not only left behind a husband, but also later rejected custody of her baby daughter.

The scientist has not only left behind the layman with his limited understanding, he has left behind himself and his own power of understanding, which is still human understanding, when he goes to work in the laboratory and begins to communicate in mathematical language.

He and a speedy defense will be tested early with a showcase game at Auburn on Sept. 8. Boston College By jumping to North Carolina State, Coach Tom O'Brien not only left behind his best team at Boston College, but also a favorable schedule.

But the rage of people who feel themselves not only left behind but victimized by corporate-driven and urban-oriented economic growth has erupted into violence; the Indian government has called for an all-out war against the Maoist insurgent groups that now administer large parts of central India.

When Cyclone Pam ripped through the South Pacific on Saturday morning, it not only left behind a trail of destruction on the 83-island nation of Vanuatu.

So it may come as a surprise that Kertesz's new, very short novel not only leaves behind his fictional doppelgänger but avoids mention of the Holocaust altogether.

"Brazil will only leave behind its position as an emerging power and become a developed country if we guarantee quality education for our children," Rousseff said last week.

"Brazil will only leave behind its position as an emerging power and become a developed country if we guarantee quality education to our children," Rousseff admitted last week.

"She not only leaves behind a significantly more effective and efficient organisation, delivering more for less; she has also helped to transform HMRC into one of the most open, digitally-advanced revenue services in the world," Osborne said.

Because negation is not quantificational, it could only leave behind a trace of the same semantic type as itself.