Sentence examples for all children except from inspiring English sources

"PETER AND WENDY," published 100 years ago this week, famously begins with the words, "All children, except one, grow up".

It is a truth universally acknowledged that literature's most memorable first lines tend toward the pithy: "Call me Ishmael" (Moby Dick), "All children, except one, grow up" (Peter Pan), "Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins" (obvious, really).

Because of that decision, the names of all children, except those who died in foster care, have been removed from the records and initials are used to refer to surviving children and their foster parents.

'All children, except one, grow up," JM Barrie wrote in the first line of Peter Pan in 1904; a century later, Kate Moss came along and proved him wrong.

All children except from one subject were classified as "at risk of" low social competence, leading to almost no variability in scores.

At pre-school, all children except one ate vegetables and fruits about once a day, and all children consumed, on average, milk and cheese, meat products, bread and breakfast cereals and fats more than once a day.

She and her husband refused to abandon their land, but they sent all their children, except Mohammed, to hide in the mountains.

As defined by the DeGarmo family, this is part school -- all the children, except Kailyn, are home-schooled -- part church outreach, as members of Morning Star's congregation drop by all day for meetings or counseling, and part office-office.

Her brother was the Dean & her sister was Mother Superior of the convent of an enclosed order outside the city, so the Church was in the family's blood; all the children, except Peter, the youngest, entered religious service as priests or nuns.

Catherine outlived all her children except Henry III, who died seven months after her, and Margaret, who inherited her robust health.

All the children except 10 were re-examined by 1 of 3 senior pediatric orthopedic surgeons.