Sentence examples for construction except for the from inspiring English sources

"There will be no off-site construction, except for the roadway abutting the property, and no gas line construction".

Mr. Chatham said that zoning, more than landmark designation, had affected the look of Crosby Street, at least the vacant lots: "Both sides of Crosby are in a manufacturing zone, which prohibits new residential construction, and the plots are too small for commercial construction," except for the hotels, like Mr. Balasz's.

I knew little of myself outside of this construction, except for the two simple facts: that I was gay and Black.

Due to changes in function and design since the tower's construction, except for the chapel little is left of the original interior.

All construction materials, except for the concrete, which was donated by a benefactor, were salvaged.

The total cost of your project will include the costs of building materials, equipment purchases or rentals and all other expenses related to the construction project except for the value of the land.

The transportation authority has already cancelled most of its scheduled weekend construction projects except for on the 7 and J lines, where the work will be done on Saturday only.

Second, referring to the new query construction process of Section 3.2, excepting for the distribution of the weight among M x is changed to average, the rest is consistent, and the retrieval results are recorded as UMLS-E.

While the frames obtained with [30] exhibit the smallest mutual coherence, the values of average coherence computed by (15) are identical for all matrix constructions except for random Gaussian matrices.

Meanwhile, in ancient Rome, "the chariot traffic grew so intense that Caesar... declared a daytime ban on carts and chariots, 'except to transport construction materials for the temples of the gods or for other great public works or to take away demolition materials.'" I was less surprised by all that than by the existence of so many traffic professionals.

Downtown Chicago is deserted on Saturday mornings, except for the construction workers remaking Wacker Drive, a major downtown thoroughfare.