Rahman has not said where it will go, except somewhere in the council's billion-pound-a-year budget.
That's sort of what Man and Woman are doing, except somewhere at the heart of their fantasies is a sad, hard, homely truth of a real wounded relationship between two young lovers from the East End of London.
Except somewhere along the way, I got tired and gave in to what I thought was expected of me.
Except that, somewhere toward the end of elementary school, certain boys started to interest me in ways I didn't entirely understand.
Adjust, readjust: the effect was as restless as life, just as you'd never know where you were in time, except always somewhere in the middle.
She has a kind of glowing-pebble night-light that changes colors very slowly, and she is lying in this sea of stuff: books and broken Nintendos and inflatable Bratz cushions and God knows what else — except, from somewhere deep inside the heap, her breathing.
Except, perhaps, somewhere deep in Chris Iannetta's inner turmoil, it felt like one.
"They're like in South Beach somewhere, except it's Queens," said Chris Gonzalez, a real estate agent who grew up in Bayside.
Except that, off somewhere, probably near Broadway, Joe Namath, who led the Jets to their only Super Bowl in 1969, is telling the world that the gregarious Ryan and his Jets are "asking for trouble".
"What's the hope for slums?" She adds: "Even the richest, best-equipped humans still don't know what to do with sewage except move it somewhere else and hope no one notices when it's poured untreated into drinking water sources".
So we were following a path downward that seemed to be taking us somewhere, except that at a certain point it led into a tunnel.
