Sentence examples for else appeals from inspiring English sources
"We hope that no one else appeals so that we can be done with this," Qassim al-Abboudi, a spokesman for the commission, said at a news conference.
There have been calls for a gasoline tax "holiday" this summer, cries to force OPEC to pump more oil (or else!), appeals by President Bush to allow "environmentally friendly" drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, and demands to tax Big Oil's billion-dollar-plus profits.
Everyone else appeals, with Hurder in particular lingering in my mind with sex appeal and spunk for a much bigger role.
The only question I am unsure about is how much of his or anyone else's appeals to reason can be heard above the contemporary noise level.
But Pharmacia may have something else that appeals to Pfizer: its experimental hypertension drug, eplerenone.
"To everyone else, I appeal to you to form pickets outside government buildings to prevent officials from getting to work".
For everyone else, the appeal lies in the fact that the Ting Tings make sparky punk-pop that doesn't insult the intelligence.
He simply does not know the Duke of York and he feels he's been through so much with Edward that no one else will appeal.
Mr. Gore's aides have made no secret that it was his reputation as a morally upstanding man, as much as anything else, that appealed to the vice president, whose own image has been sullied somewhat by questions about improper fund-raising in the 1996 campaign.
If that case is solid, then either popular Quinean antagonism toward analyticity should prompt the rejection of rigidity or else the appeal of rigidity should prompt the rejection of the familiar antagonism toward analyticity.
And I liked Hypocrite in a Pouffy White Dress by Susan Jane Gilman more than I expected after taking a shot on it when I found it, and little else that appealed, in an airport newsstand.
