Sentence examples for except for the closing from inspiring English sources

The rest of the concerts are chamber programs at the school's Paul Hall, except for the closing concert by the Juilliard Orchestra, conducted by Mark Wigglesworth, at Alice Tully Hall on Feb. 1.

Ms. Levin's poetry is often sweet and sometimes childlike, but except for the closing setting, "On Time," Mr. Rakowski's angular vocal writing resists giving it the melodic allure it seems to demand.

Following the development comes a recapitulation of the exposition, this time all in the tonic key (before c. 1770 the recapitulation sometimes retained the key scheme of the exposition, except for the closing bars), resolving the harmonic tension of the development.

Having until then recorded mostly acoustic music, Dylan used rock musicians as his backing band on every track of the album, except for the closing 11-minute ballad, "Desolation Row".

Except for the closer, Collins said, there would be no more preordained roles.

Zoom-in micrographs of the disturbed regions show perfect order of atoms in the crystalline lattice (Figure8b,c,e,f) everywhere except for the closest vicinities of the Si/Ge interface where point defects and a visible lattice disordering immediately next to the cluster are registered (Figure8b,c,e,f).

The attacking ZNG force, under Colonel Franjo Kovačević, consisted of 2,647 troops supported by twelve armoured vehicles, eighteen cannons and twenty 120 mm mortars surpassing the defending TO force in every respect except for the close air support of the TO by the Yugoslav Air Force.

No significant correlation was found between tumour-infiltrating myeloid cells and T cells, except for the close correlation between tumour-infiltrating myeloid cells and %Treg.

One so-called "strategy paper" Koh sent her on August 9, 2010 was completely redacted except for the title, "Closing Guantanamo: The Big Picture," and citations to four attachments that were also withheld: "Regaining our Footing on GTMO"; "A Way Forward on Detention Issues"; "Closing Guantanamo: The Numbers".

The Vatican Museums, which include the Sistine Chapel, are closed Sundays, except for the last Sunday of the month, when they are open free from 8 45 a.m. to 1 45 p.m. (but you must enter before 12 20 p.m .. — BRIAN WINGFIELD Back to Article.

It was more a concert of groove and atmosphere than melody, except for the set-closer: a two-fisted solo version of "Such a Night" that made the piano a brass band, a carousel, a cotillion orchestra and a burlesque strutter.