There are few big names here, except in quotation.
Except for quotations from the book, which are to be read by Maurice Joyce, narrator will be Westbrook Van Voorhis.
United Kingdom From stylebook: This formal name is not ordinarily used except in quotations, or in contexts requiring emphasis on Northern Ireland's status.
This translational convention, which has not become standard practice in the secondary literature, will not be adopted here, except in quotations from the Emad and Maly translation).
The name "Quebec" is used in this article, except in quotations that specifically mention "Canada", to avoid confusion between this historic usage, and usage with respect to the modern nation of Canada.
Mitchell practiced what he called a "wild exactitude," and his style is hard to describe except by extensive quotation.
As ever, China's media, in their reports on the elections, found it hard to describe the elections as presidential, except sometimes in quotation marks.Yet if a survey conducted by a mainland internet portal, Sina.com, is any guide, Mr Ma enjoys strong support on the mainland too.
But except for one brief quotation, the music is Ms. Berkson's, including a motet setting of Psalm 130, sung in unintelligible German, that skillfully weaves delicate counterpoint with dense chromatic harmonies.
He may have been hoping Grant would offer generous terms, remembering the assistance he gave Grant when he was destitute, but Grant's reply was curt, with the famous quotation, "No terms except unconditional and immediate surrender can be accepted.
Except for some quotations of varying length, they were all lost in late antiquity.
