Sentence examples for else accepted from inspiring English sources

Please help me dear God to be a good writer and to get something else accepted.

Her prayers were not only ideological, they were practical, indeed instrumental: "Please help me dear God to be a good writer and to get something else accepted".

"He just doesn't accept things because they are what everyone else accepts," Ogunleye said.

The best we can hope for now is that someone else accepts the TV baton and makes something that can compare.

Balotelli has until 6 p.m. Wednesday to say something in his defense, or else accept the English Football Association's four-match ban, which would imply guilt on his part.

It belongs to Phil Mickelson, a player who has been tantalized by close calls, the equivalent of the actor who sits in the audience, always watching someone else accept the Oscar.

To be truly meritocratic, a college must be diverse — or else accept that some groups in society have less merit than others and their underrepresentation can't be helped.

Cyrus's decision to let someone else accept her award to promote a cause was reminiscent of Marlon Brando's 1973 Academy Awards best actor win, when he gave a Native American activist the stage.

But, he went on: "I think the Prime Minister, like everyone else accepts like everyone else that Government complies with its legal obligations".Soon afterwards the prime minister decided to co-opt the rebellion gaining unstoppable momentum in the Commons, announcing: "I don't see any reason why prisoners should get the vote.

Political experts, who at times earn their keep by getting things wrong a day or two ahead of everyone else, accept as axiomatic that New Yorkers in summertime can't worry their pretty little heads about events much weightier than Paris Hilton's latest arrest.

There is in reality as much need to assert our sovereignty through an increased military and governmental presence in the north as there is in, say, Newfoundland.What is in dispute is Canada's claim that the Northwest Passage is Canadian "internal waters", a claim that almost nobody else accepts, including the United States, the European Union and Japan.