In practice, though, not only parallel but also oblique and contrary motion may occur.
The US lawyer Clarence Darrow was, though, not only a great lawyer but also a dyed-in-the-wool socialist.
Serena, though, not only lived up to her sister: she went on to become better than her.
He is disappearing, though, not only into prison but into the Victorian fiction of the past that Reading Gaol represents.
Arsenal had, though, not only beaten Newcastle United on Saturday to ease two points clear at the Premier League summit, they had kept a clean sheet against this fearsome foursome.
Parcells has a proprietary feel for the club, though, not only because he made winners out of losers and changed the course of one of football's most troubled franchises.
By the time he had completed two of the projected three acts, though, not only had the prospects of performance evaporated, but he had received a commission from Munich for what would become his first unqualified operatic masterpiece, Idomeneo.
Overall, though, not only eurozone politicians, but also bankers and business leaders said there were clear signs that the crisis was coming under control.
His team's discovery, though, not only shows that the vessels exist in people, but just how elaborate the system is.
Now though, not only do you need to design for each channel, but you also need to design the interplay between channels as well.
According to the International Monetary Fund, though, not only should fuel taxes jump by more than 50percentthethe increase should have Canadians whistling a happy tune.
