Sentence examples for except those of from inspiring English sources
Editors (except those of the digital newsroom) still almost entirely come from the newspaper side.
All human bonds are transitory, it seems, except those of blood.
Other aldehydes, except those of high molecular weight, are liquids under ordinary conditions.
There are no railway lines from the city, except those of the nearby sugar refineries.
In continental Europe, lists were jealously closed to all combatants except those of noble birth.
In 2003, Cass sold all his publishing interests for £15m, except those of Vallentine Mitchell and the Irish press.
All price restrictions were removed by government, except those of Russia's natural resources: oil, gas, diamonds and metals.
He was, by all accounts (except those of police), a quiet, church-going young man, not a gang member.
For a little while, Rose and Albert abandoned all urgencies, except those of a cell of two.
Young gallinaceous birds (except those of the hoatzin) are extremely precocious, walking and feeding within a few hours of hatching.
One plan is to strike from ballot papers the names of all candidates except those of party leaders.
