Sentence examples for apart from the word from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, he said: "There's not a scrap of proof, apart from the word of one very spurious character.

Phew! 2) Apart from the word "bogey" and overly-outlandish slacks, there's nowt so chucklesome in the world of golf than players falling in the water.

"Apart from the words about how rare it is, it's just such a beautiful stone.

A jaunty guitar-and-accordion number, it's not so different from their other ballads, apart from the words.

Congressional officials said that apart from the wording of the family-planning provisions of the spending bill, the administration had very little input in shaping the legislation.

Ms. Houdyshell's performance should not, of course, be accorded an existence apart from the words and actions she has been given.

Note that apart from the words that are used for making the requests, the language skills practised in the second moves following the requests, including clarifying and rejecting, are extremely relevant in conversations between patients with language deficits and healthy individuals.

Apart from the two-word phrase, "just words," all the other "plagiarized" words that Obama used come from QUOTATIONS that Patrick himself used without acknowledgement.

Part of their strategy to bring some "innovation" to the category involved packaging: apart from eliminating the word "granola," they also banished actual bear imagery and any graphics that resembled oats or connoted nature (too crunchy) in favor of a more minimalist design featuring three slashes suggesting claw marks.

Almost every doorway, it seems, has a clutch of brass nameplates which, apart from the occasional word "capital", reveal little about the occupation of those within.In fact, though much of the money managed by hedge funds is in America, St James's is the international capital of the industry: within a short walk of our offices are at least 100 such funds.

Best thing about the end of The Apprentice, apart from the fifth word in that previous phrase, was the aftershow thing, in which the contestants were permitted to show us that they weren't quite such frotnabulous hobgoblin cliche-crammed tits as the show had had us believe.