He states: "You can talk about anything you want except for what happened [sic].
The encounter might have been forgotten except for what happened nine years later, when Mr. Hughes, one of the richest men in the world, died.
But all in all, I think Alonso's drives in the second half of the season, after Germany, show that he is a supremely talented driver, except for what happened in Spa.
That would be unremarkable, except for what happened next.
"In terms of our inner lives, no time exists except for what is happening in the present moment," says Joan Halifax Roshi, a Zen Buddhist teacher.
You certainly aren't consciously thinking about anything except for what's happening in front of the screen and what your hand is doing, yet somewhere in the depth of your brain, a lot is going on.
This policy is maintained to serve no other purpose than to satisfy the extreme right wing of the Republican Party, which has long manifested ignorance about Africa and contempt for whatever is happening there, except for white-minority rule and the apartheid system.
But when you're sitting here for nine hours with nothing happening except for meals, I think it would be a slow death.' An elderly agent provocateur, Deddie rang for a carer at 12.40am.
In the first place, there is a distinction between sustaining attention in a detection task, where the overall workload is high, and sustaining it when little is happening except for the occasional looked-for events.
