Sentence examples for except that once from inspiring English sources
Except that once the phone rang and Mr. Clutter answered it in his office.
Shewmon compared it to the game Guitar Hero, except that "once you learn a song you can play it on any guitar". Eta Kappa Nu, the honor society for Electrical Engineering and Computer Science students, held the annual Expo yesterday afternoon in the Vannevar Bush Room.
Except that, once you watch a few and learn about how they were made, you start to see a little "March of Time" in almost everything: Fox News, "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," the History channel, schlocky reality shows of the "I Shouldn't Be Alive" variety, PBS's "P.O.V".
Except that once the movie settles into the grand shadowy confines of Bletchley Park, the site of the UK's Government Code and Cypher School, it's a little like watching the Masterpiece Theatre version of the Manhattan Project.
Except that once you've done that, you've compromised your humanity and the real damage is done to you: you lose a little bit of your soul.
This show is like "Law And Order: SVU," except that once they've ripped the story from the headlines, they don't turn it into an interesting sex-crime.
After the Soviet Union's collapse, he went to the 1992 Barcelona Olympics as the weight lifting coach for the Unified Team, representing the 12 independent states, except for the Baltics, that once made up the Soviet Union.
The airport fight might be dismissed as a local squabble except that O'Hare, once the world's busiest airfield and now second to Atlanta's Hartsfield, is a hub for the nation's two largest airlines, United and American.
Our network meta-analysis including the predictive intervals showed similar results, except that results for detemir once or twice daily versus NPH once or twice daily and detemir once daily versus NPH once daily were no longer significant.
Time-lapse imaging was performed as described for in vitro pollen tube behaviours except that images were captured once in 30 minutes.
And I have nothing to add — except to say that once I started putting in the time every week to see where my money was going, I suddenly had more of it.
