Sentence examples for To apart from that from inspiring English sources

What do the 50 years of Eta amount to (apart from that pile of corpses)?

Every Friday in June, Artwork and a few friends — who he's keeping pretty firmly under wraps for now — are set to transform the Nest in Dalston into the best house party you've ever been to, apart from that first one you went to when you were eighteen and you slammed six beers with a lad in third year who was in a band that you'd seen playing the SU the week before.

Bush says that the first priority is to "save lives," and assuaging the "desperation," and that politics needs to stay apart from that.

Duc found her a room and some food, but Gréco had nothing to wear apart from that blue dress and raffia sandals.

Craig Gordon didn't have too much to do apart from that, but the players performed.

"There's progress but nothing to report apart from that," Potter explained.

To set oneself apart from that — to say, let us deescalate the blood lust of this conflict, with its clashing values as well as its deep currents of revenge — that seems very wise and desirable.

One trekker pulled a tendon and had to be driven back to Marrakesh, but apart from that there were no casualties.

The Rev. Joanne McFadden knew the names and ages of the family she was helping to sponsor, but apart from that she too didn't know what to expect.

On the day of the match he tends to go through some little tactical things that he would like us to do but apart from that he is quite quiet.

You will be as relieved as I was to hear that, apart from that distressing blip, S had gained 14 A*s.