Sentence examples for two not only from inspiring English sources

These two not only make sweet music together.

The two not only had different mandates, but different management styles, which ended up boiling over.

The huge differences in resources between Valencia and the big two not only explains their failure to compete, it also excuses it, becoming something to hide behind.

Over the years Ms. Armitage has learned a thing or two, not only about collaboration but also about the limitations of working in dance.

Zeile's locker is next to Ventura's, and the two not only look alike but seem to share the same dry wit.

The two not only became close friends, but they also worked together to bring about normalization of United States relations with Vietnam.

For one, not only is content going digital but, in the process, it is also becoming connected.

The three not only admitted to cutting fences, spraying graffiti on the building, and throwing blood, they were proud of it.

Bourdin, now twenty-three, nonlynly had to convince the authorities that he was an American child; he had to convince the missing boy's family.

However, recent studies have suggested the requirement for at least three, not only two, input signals.

Our intrepid group of four not only had seats together on the train, we also had room for our four milk crates.