Sentence examples for apart from the name from inspiring English sources
"But why did you tell me that I'm Medhanie Yehdego?" "Yeah, apart from the name . .
Apart from the name changes, little else about NTT has altered as far as customers or competitors are concerned.
The judge ordered that Amnesty did not have to disclose its sources' names, apart from the name of a lawyer that Mr. Lonegan had mentioned to Amnesty.
All politicians love to compare themselves to previous politicians, and Republicans especially love to compare themselves to Abraham Lincoln, whose Republican Party, of course, had no connection to the current one apart from the name.
Mr Spälti bridles at the suggestion that Winterthur should sell its gloomy head offices north of Zurich and move in with Credit Suisse: "Apart from the name of the shares, practically nothing changes".Mr Spälti, however, retires in October.
Apart from the names of the 11 crew members, all of whom were killed, the line has not released the names of the dead, except to say that they were from more than 20 countries, most in Africa and Europe.
Apart from the names of the protagonists in the mas̄navīs inspired by Persian and Arabic poems, all else is always local; the landscape, cityscape, processions, customs and rituals, social values and taboos, even the physical characteristics of the people are totally Indian, though dominantly Muslim and feudal.
(d) Apart from the names, telephone directory entries contain no indicators of migration background.
Apart from the names, addresses and time intervals, further information about the deceased persons was provided: Sex, nationality, age (in years), marital status, and official community code of the principal residence.
Plain packs will not be in shops immediately, because the companies have been allowed to sell off existing stocks first, but within a few months it is expected that the major brands will no longer be distinguishable from each other apart from the brand name on the packet in standard type face, colour and size.
