Sentence examples for win not only from inspiring English sources

The Chargers badly need to win, not only to stay in the A.F.C.

"Rent" went on to win not only a handful of Tony Awards but the Pulitzer Prize for drama.

The documentation helped the troop win not only the presidential citation but also individual medals for 14 members.

They say he is intensely motivated to win not only because of his personal legacy and the historic nature of his presidency.

A good N.F.L. team can win not only when it is firing on all cylinders but also when it comes out flat.

We have to win not only for ourselves but to keep them involved in the relegation battle.The gap is still fairly tight.

"I wanted to win not only for me," she said, "but for my father, for my parents, because they wanted it".

Around 1 15 a.m., the enormous television screens they were watching flashed that Mr. Bush would win not only Florida, but also the presidency.

"Ronald was easy to manage because he had this extreme urge to win, not only in the regular games but in training, too.

Because he went on to win not only the Democratic nomination but also the White House, nothing about this state's politics has ever been quite the same.

To get one of these agreements, Vodafone must win not only more than half of Mannesmann's shares in its tender offer, but also 75% support at a meeting of Mannesmann's shareholders.