Sentence examples for except for more from inspiring English sources
At the end she said that she had gotten everything that she wanted from life, except for more time.
Since the days of The Full Monty, says one, "Nowt's changed around here, except for more bloody foreigners".
In 1998, Mr. Purcell's pay package was the same as Mr. Mack's, except for more than 600,000 restoration options Mr. Purcell received, which the firm valued at more than $14 million.
The state took over Detroit's schools in 2009, and has little to show for it yet except for more closed schools and a continuing exodus of students and teachers.
After the purely visual romp of Kill Bill (another single entity that became twins), we get some authentic QT dialogue, his chance to try out some sassy girl talk in a world that seems to be the 1970s except for more recent cultural arrivals like the text message and the lap dance.
Sullivan's approach is so engaging that readers who don't give a hoot about his tangential diversions — or even about the basic conceit of the book — will become transported in a time warp where anachronisms, except for more incongruous markers like sewage treatment plants and portable toilets, genially coexist.
No group differences were found, except for more-frequent respiratory failure as a reason for admission in the etomidate group.
Except that, for more than three decades, there had been no local governments here in the villages of Kashmir, India's tinderbox.
If the key causes of the crisis were "irrational" and "psychological" there is little to be done except hope for more sober behavior next time.
But I would not talk to them, except to ask for more food.
Post-treatment, there were no significant changes in global quality of life or other domains, except for diarrhoea (more common with dolasetron) and constipation (more common with ondansetron).
