Sentence examples for vote not only from inspiring English sources
Make a decision and vote not only for yourself but also for others.
Free elections are rare in the Arab world, so when they happen, everybody tries to vote — not only the residents of that country.
Justice Powell provided a fifth vote not only for invalidating the set-aside program, but also for reversing the state court's injunction against any use of race whatsoever.
It is incredible that we continue to vote not only against our economic interests, but also contrary to our apparent religious convictions, as well.
As Senator Brian Foley, a Long Island Democrat, said a few weeks before the vote, "Not only did he dishonor himself, but also the integrity of the Senate as an institution".
"If noncitizens are being allowed to vote, not only is the law being broken, but it is also entirely unfair to the legal citizens casting their votes," said Brooke Sammon, the spokeswoman.
Democracy demands that votes not only be cast, but counted.
The bill did retain that provision, and Obama voted not only for the bill but against the filibuster.
He blames Mr Bloomberg for the city's growing income disparities, hoping to win votes not only among white liberals but also among blacks.
He voted not only for NAFTA and the normalising of trade with China, but also for pacts with Chile and Singapore that included no protections.
Our nation is a great cathedral of votes — votes not only for Congress and for president, but also votes on Supreme Court decisions and on countless juries.
