Sentence examples for except for pictures from inspiring English sources

The Mickey Mouse toaster has the traditional stainless steel look, except for pictures of Mickey on both sides.

The living room of the new house is the size of the entire old house and empty except for pictures on the walls, a couch at one end and, at the other, a Ping-Pong table next to a galley kitchen, where he is cooking at the moment.

No phones -- except for pictures!

Her publicity stressed how she hated publicity; she didn't pose for pictures, except when caught unawares with a rented pet monkey on her shoulder.

I've seen a lot of it, and except for the pictures of the Earth, they are not a whole lot better than the average family vacation in the Grand Canyon pictures.

Because except for art pictures of a single blooming flower or odd bug, no camera captures what the place has: the panorama, the hourlong stretches of sameness, or an abruptly changed vista as when cedars and brush give way to a plain of pygmy pines.

At the latter extreme you have the show at the Saatchi Gallery called New Blood, a quaintly vampirical title that signals the presence of a mass of new stuff, almost all of which (except for some pictures by that sturdy and perennially interesting talent Paula Rego) vividly testifies to the patron-dealer-promoter's lack of any kind of connoisseurship at all.

The emotional learning task was the same as the identity learning task except for the pictures of the faces and the words (car, newspaper, paper, bag, football, and chair).

The bride thought the living room was mighty beautiful "except for the man in the picture on the wall...shouldn't have said that...probably one of her in-laws?" "Right you are," said the bridegroom.

The programs are free with admission except for the picture frame workshop, which is $2 plus museum admission: $4; free for children under 2 and members.

Except for a picture of her dog and a couple of landscapes, all of the 43 works in a fine exhibition of her prints at the Guild Hall museum here portray beautiful people, some famous, some less so.