Sentence examples for everyone but one from inspiring English sources

True democratic reform would be a gamble for everyone, but one with a potentially impressive payoff: it could create a model for ending not only the crisis over Israel's legitimate borders and even its right to exist, but also the similar, simmering doubts about Arab nations arbitrarily sketched out by Europeans on the map of the dying Ottoman Empire 80 years ago.

Savioke, founded in 2013, was not strictly a spinoff, but it is nevertheless a Willow Garage off-shoot, with not only Cousins at the helm but a number of other staff also coming over (in fact, everyone but one of Savioke's full-timers and an intern are ex-WG).

Late nights at the airport tend to stink for everyone, but one woman turned a missed flight into fun for those around her. Mahshid Mazooji found herself stuck in Charlotte Douglas International Airport on Saturday after missing a connecting flight.

This is different for everyone but one thing common to nearly all travellers is they love to save money along the way. 1. Guidebook Having a trusted guidebook is hands down the best way to consistently save money.

The thing for me, I don't think that this is true for everyone, but one of the things I'm trying to say in this book is that I think if you give yourself to cooking it becomes a kind of meditation and it's not just about making a meal and producing something for people that you love, but it's something that takes your whole mind.

In the end, such greater lawlessness means a disregard for everyone but one's own clan or tribe, a greater selfishness, and no country can remain prosperous with such a breakdown in social welfare.

They will eat dehydrated food, breathe recycled air and be denied conversation with practically everyone else but one another.

One local actually comes in every day, and goes around chatting to everyone, but no one seems to mind.

We understand you can't invite everyone, but no one wants to hear endlessly about a party we're not invited to.

This funny-maudlin tribute to Mr. Monteith won't please everyone, but no one can accuse the show of crass exploitation.

Top it off at the Children's garden, where interactive exhibits can get kids dirty, which pleases everyone but the one stuck changing all the wet shirts.