Sentence examples for even except from inspiring English sources

He said that all of the matchups were more or less even except one.

In every way last night it was even, except for the final score.

Krukowski: I think it's true in book publishing as well, that everything pretty much loses or breaks even, except for the monster hits which pay for it all.

The competition between conferences is going to be better because they're going to be even except for the split between the B.C.S. and the non-B.C.S".

The agency would be breaking even except for an unusually large $27 million bill from the state pension system because of stock market losses, he said.

The airline said it would have broken even except for a $14 million pretax loss from selling its remaining holdings in the commuter carrier Pinnacle Airlines.

"He stands out as perhaps the best informed -- not even excepting Andre Malraux or Ernest Hemingway -- of the chroniclers of the preceding disturbed decade in Spain," said 20th-Century Authors: A Biographical Dictionary of Modern Literature, published in 1942.

HOURS Dinner only, from 5 p.m., every evening except Mondays.

Open every evening except Sunday, from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.

In addition to the usual appetizers and entrees, the restaurant has a roster of eight panini (available all evening except on Fridays and Saturdays after 5 p.m).

The sample case, her usual means of transporting material to and from the radio station, suffices for any evening except a Thursday.