Sentence examples for started not only from inspiring English sources

They started not only madly in love, but also nearly exactly alike.

By the time the shoot started, not only were the two actors married, but Manville was four months' pregnant.

It took me a while, but I started not only to recognise my grandfather's behaviour in myself, I also began to have some insight into it.

And from then on — after 27 years of insisting that she knew best about what I should and shouldn't wear — she started not only listening to me, but also asking my advice.

We have started not only conversations with the Farc, but a process whereby we are building the conditions to build peace for ever, not just for one or two years, but to change the history of this country".

Several training centers started not only new courses but participated also in defining standard teaching courses.

Then, he embarked on a run of five back-nine birdies in a row which kick-started not only the champion in waiting but the event itself.

A war with China could start not only in Formosa but in Indo-China or Korea.

Orton said he was informed by the Denver Broncos that Tebow will start not only Sunday against Houston, but in the season finale the next week, when San Diego visits Invesco Field.

And here's where the difference starts – not only do contributors self-publish, but they are paid according to the size of the audience they attract.

In the same way, Clukey contended, the decision made by officials to move the women's singles start to the juniors' start not only changed their route, but also disrupted the order of the medalists.