Sentence examples for courses except for from inspiring English sources

Cambridge, however, has no GCSE requirement for entry to its undergraduate courses – except for medicine and veterinary medicine, which require a grade C or above in GCSE double award science and maths.

As can be seen in Table 1, writing activities in English were involved in none of the courses except for one in earth sciences.

55 But it could be argued that taking well-integrated and healthy individuals as a baseline for comparison of costs to the social system of a country is a biased view and artificially raises global social costs of survivors of torture; perhaps it would be more reasonable to consider as a baseline controls with similar life courses except for torture.

That is, of course, except for Mr. Davis's morning swims.

The curator never gets in touch again, of course, except for a few group emails.

Even novices are unlikely to use a wood on the course, except for perhaps the par-four 10th hole.

Of course, except for the wealthiest and best-educated, most people have little capital of any kind at their disposal.

Throughout its course, except for the first 2 miles (3.2 km), the river is followed by the Genoa-Piacenza Highway. Genoa-Piacenza Highway

The jungle park was sold two years later and turned into condominiums and a golf course except for 18 acres in the heart of the garden, which were bought for $1.7 million in 1995 by the Indian River Land Trust.

Every course ("Except for dessert: I draw the line there," Ms. Silverton said) came from a 300-pound Berkshire pig Mr. Colby had ordered from Heritage Foods USA and -- in an admirable display of multitasking -- butchered during a cooking class he taught in this very same space, three nights earlier.

It would have worked out fine, of course, except for all the people.