Sentence examples for will not only keep from inspiring English sources

This selection will not only keep your house cosy and well lit, but smelling great too.

This will not only keep an open dialogue but could possibly shape the eventual offer.

Of course, all these efforts will not only keep people working with gusto but also get the job done faster.

"It also reinforces belief that the Bank of England will not only keep interest rates down at 0.5% on Thursday, but also deep into 2010.

Exercising restraint at this juncture will not only keep Iran from wading into an inferno, but will also maintain its ability to influence Syrian politics in the future.

Companies are betting that the convenience of RFID technology will not only keep customers coming back but that it will also lead to more personalized marketing pitches.

Wrapped in foil and stored in a cool corner of the kitchen it will not only keep for a few days but will be better for it.

Whether you're doodling, brainstorming or planning your day, having a dedicated tool will not only keep your focus, but it can unlock your creativity, too.

Trump has said that building a wall along the border with Mexico will not only keep out illegal immigrants but also criminals, drug traffickers and terrorists.

Adding in a different assortment of styles will not only keep your mind focused but will also help to increase your overall fitness as your body will not have the time to adapt to the training intensity.

The money will not only keep the land in agricultural production, it will also preserve the rural character of the surrounding areas, Gov. George E. Pataki said yesterday during an appearance at a farmers' market here.