Sentence examples for except for doctors from inspiring English sources

Gilbert refers frequently to his "bitter period," which stretched through the summer and involved a lot of sitting around in a wheelchair, playing solitaire, watching "M*A*S*H" reruns and refusing to leave the house except for doctors' appointments.

"How many of your peers are currently working in the field where they got their undergraduate degree?" Answer: Probably very few, except for doctors and lawyers.

In general, the correlations between the skill levels set by the teachers and the rating by practising doctors both for frequency for were highly significant, except for doctors working in public health.

Viewing figures for most of the big shows were down compared with Christmas 2012, except for Doctor Who, which was significantly up on the 7.6 million who watched it last year.

Unable to leave the house except for doctor's appointments, he says, "I guess I feel sorry for myself for losing my job".

While living in his cousin's house, he rarely left except for doctor's appointments, and then he needed two or three people to bump him in his wheelchair down the front steps.

Afghan intelligence agents prevented doctors and reporters from talking to the patient, except for two doctors who were treating him.

Midwives were excluded from this study because they had no role in the delivery process, except for assisting doctors, according to policies at those hospitals.

Gender was unequally distributed in the occupational groups; the groups of nurses, medical secretaries and physiotherapists consisted of nearly only women and except for the doctors group the other groups consisted mostly of women.

All factors considered appeared to show a significant difference except for whether doctors had trained in Liverpool, which made no significant difference (p=0.91) to whether an error occurred on the prescription.

At the end of the 1990s the PTT system for doctors was under serious strain and finally ended in 2007, except for a small number of doctors serving for short periods (six months) in remote areas.