Sentence examples for winning not only from inspiring English sources

Trump is now winning, not only in the polls but in an actual primary.

Mr. Youssef is winning not only the laughs of young audiences but also the endorsements of respected Muslim scholars.

The Marlins rallied, winning not only the game but the league and, eventually, the World Series.Had the curse struck again?

In doing so, he assured himself of winning not only the white jersey for best young rider but also the polka dot jersey for best climber.

Audiences wept, critics raved, Paramount snapped up the distribution rights and it ended up winning not only the grand jury prize, but Jones took the special jury prize.

Mr. Garbus said he felt Mr. Siegel had virtually no chance of winning — not only is the First Amendment a stumbling block, but the Siegels agreed in writing to use arbitration to settle any dispute with Ms. Greenfield.

These athletes are true champions and the medals they won not only represent their speed, their strength, and their determination.

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.

As one Twitter admirer told him, he won "not only #universitychallenge but the nation".

Mr. Santorum won not only those two states, but he upset Mr. Romney in Colorado as well.